ON-SITE
September 1 – December 5, 2026
Curator: Zoë Chan
Adapted for the LBEAG in collaboration with Nicole Burisch
With the participation of Derya Akay, Sara Angelucci, Dean Baldwin Lew, Patrick Cruz, Megan Kyak-Monteith, Ellie Kyungran Heo, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, Karen Tam, Tania Willard, Paul Wong, Marlene Yuen, and Shellie Zhang
EVENT
MEET THE CURATOR & OPENING RECEPTION
FOODWAYS
Thursday, September 10, 2026, 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Free, at the Gallery
This event is also presented as part of La Rentrée Concordia 2026, organized in collaboration with the FOFA Gallery.
SIGHTINGS
SIGHTINGS 47: HALL BUILDING, 1964
June 3 – September 22, 2026
A project by Alexia Laferté Coutu
Curator: Julia Eilers Smith
NEW CURATOR
The Gallery is excited to introduce Ronald Rose-Antoinette as the new Max Stern Curator. A Martinican art curator, critic, and researcher, he is interested in advancing creative experiments in anticolonial, cross-cultural practice and has organized talks, workshops, film programs, and exhibitions across Canada, Germany, France, Martinique, and online. We warmly welcome him to the team.
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
This fall, the Gallery welcomes Berlin-based artist Larissa Fassler for a research residency at Concordia University. From September to October 2026, Fassler will conduct on-site research, work in Concordia’s archives, and explore Montréal as she develops a new drawing that maps the university’s architecture alongside the city’s student and political movements.
Stay tuned for updates on her research and join us on October 29 at 3:00 PM for a conversation between Fassler and Shauna Janssen, taking place at 4TH SPACE and online.
TERMS
Dive into the second segment of the TERMS program, exploring the concept of “depression,” this time through the prism of the economic crisis of the 1930s. Read Andrée Lévesque’s essay, a professor in the Department of History at McGill University, shedding light on the repercussions of the Great Depression in Montreal. Explore a series of photographs taken by Canadian artist Margaret Watkins (1884-1969) during a stay in London amidst the Crisis years, along with the meticulous interpretation by Debra Antoncic, art historian, curator, and Director of the Riverbrink Art Museum.
UNICEF
The Gallery’s programming is free and open for all, in absence of fees we encourage you to make a one-time or recurrent donation to UNICEF.