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Galleries

The Considine Gallery is located in the lobby at the main entrance and along the adjacent corridors. If offers two exhibits of professional artists in the autumn and winter and an all-school student exhibit in the spring. The objectives of the gallery are to make art a part of everyday life and stimulate aesthetic appreciation. In addition, it is the intention of the gallery director to offer exhibits that reflect the Goals and Criteria of Stuart, while encouraging reflection, contemplation and dialogue.

The art exhibits reflect the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education while encouraging reflection, contemplation and dialogue. Teachers often use the galleries as teaching spaces. See our Arts Calendar for current and upcoming exhibitions.

The Hamill Gallery is located near the art wing and features works by students in the Lower, Middle and Upper School on a revolving basis. It may be used for collaborative projects as well when needed.

Upcoming Exhibits

Painting Life by Alison Kruse

OCTOBER 4 through NOVEMBER 20
Opening Reception: October 4, 2-3:30 PM

Considine Gallery

Alison Kruse is a Canadian figurative painter based in Toronto. She recently participated in the Turps Residency Program in London, England, and is a two-time recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant. Her work is rooted in a search for truth, with a focus on faithfully representing her lived experiences and emotional responses to the world around her. Drawing inspiration from landscapes and the psychological impact of place, she explores the interplay between memory, place, emotion, and how this lands in the body. She desires to find what it means to thrive in an environment.  Each painting aims to recreate a specific tone or feeling—a sensory imprint of a moment or scene.

Her process is intuitive and fast-paced, often guided by music, allowing the work to unfold with emotional clarity. She combines drawing, painting, and material experimentation to approach each piece as a visual journal entry—an honest record of observation, sensation, and self-reflection. This allows her to engage with both her internal world and external surroundings, mapping the ways they mirror, challenge, and inform each other. Driven by curiosity and a commitment to truth, she strives to be honest with herself, with her materials, and with the world around her.

 

Gallery Hours

Monday–Friday
8:00 AM–6:00 PM
when school is in session
609.921.2330

Contact

Andres Duque
Gallery Director, Stuart
aduque@stuartschool.org
 

Past Exhibits