text, combs, wheels & poems
The newest collection of Lois’ work features neon and kinetic sculptures and video installations.
text, combs, wheels & poems will be at the Olga Korper Gallery from August 26 to September 26, 2015 with a formal opening on Thursday September 10th, 6-9pm.
As part of "Pop-Up City", Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener + Area (CAFKA) has commissioned MFA graduate Liz Little to create “Song Without Words,” a one-day site-specific installation of folded paper sculpture which will be accompanied by drone music sound art by Space Agency, a Kitchener improvisational drone trio. The installation can be seen June 27th
Rick Nixon, Fine Arts alumni (MFA 2006) and department Studio Technician, has been chosen as the City of Waterloo’s first Artist in Residence. The 2015 Artist in Residence Program will be hosted at Albert McCormick Community Centre, 500 Parkside Drive. Rick will be leading a series of free, hands-on workshops at the Community Centre from the end of June to September.
Professor Joan Coutu's second book will soon be available from McGill-Queen's University Press. Then and Now: Collections and Classicism in Eighteenth-Century England is an account of the British aristocracy's relationship with the classical world.
University of Waterloo alumnus wins Oscar for Big Hero 6, announcement from the University of Waterloo Marketing and Strategic Communications.
Howie Tsui's (BA 2002) drawing Unfortunates of d'Arcy Island is featured in the National Gallery’s exhibition Shine a Light: Canadian Biennial 2014. This exhibition highlights a selection of recent acquisitions to the National Gall
Congratulations to David Blatherwick for receiving an Ontario Arts Council Mid-Career grant.
Evening life drawing sessions for winter 2015 (PDF).
Winter term life drawing sessions will be held in East Campus Hall (ECH) 1224A on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm from January 14 until April 8. There will be no session during reading week (February 18).
Professors Jessica Thompson and Jane Tingley will be presenting interactive artworks at the International Symposium on Electronic Art, ISEA2014 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The overarching theme of ISEA2014—Location— weaves local UAE tradition and history into the global context of new media science, art, and technology.
October 8 – 10, 2014
Department of Fine Arts