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Ten works of public art are being installed at stations along Kitchener-Waterloo's Ion light rail transit (LRT) corridor.  The work at the Kitchener Station is by Fine Arts Faculty member Tara Cooper and her partner Terry O'Neill.

WILLKOMMEN!— What tall tales does your neighbourhood share? A haunted house, a crazy neighbour, a secret, long buried creek?

Fine Arts faculty member Bojana Videkanic curated the exhibition Unsettling at the Doris McCarthy Gallery (University of Toronto) in 2017. The catalogue of the exhibition in now available

The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery is offering a paid internship for a student in curatorial practice.

This internship is part of the Summer Experience Program supported by a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.

Fine Arts Alumna Meg Harder's exhibition, New Fraktur, can be seen at the Grebel Gallery May 6 to October 25, 2019. 

Fine Arts Alumna Eryn O'Neill has been awarded a 2019 grant from the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation to support her in her studio practice.  The Foundation provides grants to emerging artists from all around the world who are working in a representational style.  

FINE 392 / GENE 499 / INTEG 375 final exhibition techNEAT. See how Engineering, Fine Art and Knowledge Integration students collaborate on works that combine art and technology in interdisciplinary ways.

in(query) – FINE/CS 383 Computational Digital Art Capstone Exhibition, where you will see interactive and digital works of art created by students

Mindful Makers is taking applications for instructors for their summer camp programs. There is a rolling deadline until April 5.

Congratulations to Natalie Hunter (MFA 2013) for receiving the 2018 Excellence in Online Teaching Award from the Centre for Extended Learning (CEL).

This award recognizes course instructors who exemplify a high standard of teaching in one or more of Waterloo's fully-online courses. 

"In a darkened space, five tall white rectangular boxes float on the wall—modest counterparts to the marble-clad columns in the building’s lobby. A word that traces the stages of a human life is lit up near the top of each unit: beginning, becoming, believing, belonging, bequeathing. Glowing bands of light illuminate the words from behind.