Stewart Hall Art Gallery

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  176 Chemin du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore
  Pointe-Claire H9S 4L7
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• (514) 630-1220 
• galerie.stewarthall@pointe-claire.ca

Description of Location

Waterproofing work is taking place at the Stewart Hall Cultural Centre from now until November 2026. Some of the building’s entrances may be temporarily unavailable. Users will be redirected to another entrance.

The Stewart Hall Art Gallery, located on the third floor of the Cultural Center, offers around ten varied exhibitions per year. The exhibitions feature local, national, and international artists exploring a multitude of themes, approaches, and mediums. 

The Gallery primarily showcases contemporary art works and exhibitions, encourages community participation through its cultural mediation programs and educational activities, and contributes to making art accessible to everyone.

Incoming events

Exhibitions

Pictura 2026: The Unspeakable Compromise – Studio 101

September 12 to November 1, 2026

The studio has always been the preferred space for artistic creation. Versatile, it is equally a refuge, a laboratory, a storage, and a place of celebration. The studio is the first space the artist seeks to establish themselves, the space where their questions, apprehensions, and inspirations are channeled, expressed, and resolved. The Montreal painting Triennial Pictura pays homage to this vibrant space in a city where artists have always converged.

This exhibition takes its title from the flagship text by Daniel Buren The Function of the Studio (1979) in which he claims that among those frameworks that “create” artworks, the one that is spoken about the least but that is the first to surround and condition the work is the artist’s studio.

In L’Atelier 101, the works of artists Maude Deslauriers, Karine Fréchette, Zoe Koke, Carl-Philippe Simonise, Jessica Wee, and Jinny Yu relate to the different ways of seeing colour, viewing devices and visual distortions, and natural and artificial elements that influence our gaze.

Artists: Maude Deslauriers, Karine Fréchette, Zoe Koke, Carl-Philippe Simonise, Jessica Wee, Jinny Yu

Curator: eunice bélidor

Legend: Karine Fréchette, Vanité 2 (roses et marguerites), 2024

New Dawn

June 2026 – June 2027

In Clara Lacasse’s series New Dawn, the artist takes a documentary, speculative, and poetic look at the Montréal Biodome’s recent renovation. Presented in parallel with the exhibition L’art de perruquer / Parallel Play, this project offers a behind-the-scenes look at this popular institution, uncovering what is normally hidden and what is being transformed through a perspective that is critical yet still imbued with the romanticism of building such a unique world. 

Installed outside in Stewart Hall Park, New Dawn creates a dialogue between a natural habitat preservation area and the seasons that unfold there in real time. The photographs will remain on view through the summer, fall, winter and spring, inviting us to reflect on our relationship to the living world. 

This project is presented by the Stewart Hall Art Gallery.

Artist: Clara Lacasse

Curators: Manel Benchabane and Ariane De Blois

Temporary outdoor exhibition in Stewart Hall Park

Legend: Clara Lacasse, Plateaux, 2021.

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Services

• Cultural Mediation

Facilities

• Picnic Area

• Drinking Fountain

• Free Parking

• Bicycle Rack

• Restrooms

• Free Wi-Fi

Accessibility

• Accessible Parking

• Accessible to strollers

• Paved Trails

• Access Ramp

• Elevator

Activities

• Workshops and Lecture

• Expositions

Schedule