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The Musée International d'Art Naif de Magog (MIANM) is the sole Canadian museum dedicated exclusively to the vibrant genre of naïve art. Founded in 2002 by artist Yvon M. Daigle, it boasts a diverse collection of over 850 artworks created by 300 artists from 34 countries across five continents. MIANM features thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge perceptions of what constitutes naïve art, while also celebrating the spontaneity and raw instincts of self-taught creators. With an engaging schedule of events and a virtual gallery, the museum invites a wide array of visitors, from art enthusiasts to aspiring artists, to explore the unique expressions of this dynamic artistic movement. Generated from the website

Maison Merry in Magog, Canada, is a historical site and citizen memory space that tells the story of Magog and its region, from the Indigenous peoples to the American settlers. Established in 1821 and opened to the public in 2018, this oldest house in urban Magog is managed by the Maison Merry Corporation, dedicated to developing and promoting this heritage site for the benefit of the local population and visitors. Owned by the city of Magog, Maison Merry offers dynamic exhibitions and activities that showcase the rich history of the area. Visitors can become members to enjoy exclusive access to exhibitions and support the ongoing mission and development of Maison Merry, playing a role in decision-making during the annual general assembly. Generated from their website