Currently on view in the Sisnett Lobby
Photo Gallery: Evolving Traditions will appear here on the public site.
Evolving Traditions: Indigenous Artists from the Town of Halton Hills Collection
June 1 - July 24
A look at how traditions have informed the work of Indigenous artists featuring prints by Michael Robinson, Carl Beam, Victor Ekootak along with a selection of Inuit sculptures.
The Cultural Centre is open for lobby and limited library access with COVID-19 related restrictions and protocols in place.
Currently on view in the Helson Gallery
The Helson Gallery is closed to the public until further notice, effective April 3, 2021.
Photo Gallery: Recent Acquisitions will appear here on the public site.
Coming Soon... Recent Acquisitions
The Town of Halton Hills art collection includes over 700 works by various contemporary and historical artists in addition to the culturally significant Helson Collection. All of the collection has been given to the Town through private donations. In 2020, 62 works of art were received for the collection from ten generous donors. This exhibition showcases a selection of these donations and how they add value to the current collection.
The Helson Gallery features rotating exhibitions of local art, private collections and travelling exhibitions. Located within the Library & Cultural Centre, visitors can also enjoy artwork in the Sisnett Lobby.
Past exhibitions |
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Create to learn |
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Attention teachers and parents! Our curriculum based art lessons provide easy step-by-step instructions to create inspiring works of art from readily available materials. Grade differentiated programming for kindergarten, grades 1 - 4, and grades 5 - 8 draws upon examples from the Bruce Andrews Collection, connecting students to art in their community.
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Virtual vault |
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Follow us on the Town of Halton Hills' social media using the hashtag #VirtualVault to discover treasures from the Collection of Frederick Helson, a gift to the Town of Halton Hills in 2013. The collection features over 100 culturally significant works by historic Canadian and European artists. |