Et dis-moi : why is the past tense always longer ?

The exhibition envisions the possible lives of the Stewart Hall Art Gallery, from attic to dormitory and now an exhibition space. The attic’s breadth is perceived as a metaphor for memory and the passage of time, a favourable place for transference, it becomes a fertile garden where indoors and outdoors merge together, where life writes itself, revealing in its light the many folds that shape and move us.

ARTISTS: Raymonde April, Olivia Boudreau, Marie-Michelle Deschamps, Nicolas Fleming, Alexandre Guay, Margot Klingender, Dominique Rivard, Michael Snow, Lan “Florence” Yee