Professor Bojana Videkanic's new book is available from McGill-Queen's University Press. Nonaligned Modernism isan account of the role of Yugoslav socialist art in emerging global modernisms.
Agents for Change| Facing the Anthropocene, co-curated by Nina Czegledy and Jane Tingley, presents ten interdisciplinary women artists working on the theme of ecological change at the intersection of science, technology, and art.
In her interview Writing Performances, Razan Samara converses with University of Waterloo Fine Arts student Jana Omar Elkhatib over several months discussing a series of recent performative works that Jana developed during her residency at Hamilton Artists Inc.
MELISSA DOHERTY: Losing Ground
As part of Inter Arts Matrix's X-Camera Speaker Series, Fine Arts Alumna Melissa Doherty will speak about her painting and how she plays with the perceptions of both landscape and landscape painting. The talk is on Friday November 15, 2019 at noon (doors open at 11:30) at Fresh Ground, 256 King St. E., Kitchener, Ontario.
SARAH KERNOHAN: Collections. Deposits. Processing. Making.
As part of Inter Arts Matrix's X-Camera Speaker Series, Fine Arts Alumna Sarah Kernohan will speak about her approach to the landscape, based on memory and the recall of natural imagery. The talk is on Friday December 6, 2019 at noon (doors open at 11:30) at Fresh Ground, 256 King St. E., Kitchener, Ontario.
SoFA will be putting up a Holdiay Art Market on November 21 and are looking for your submissions!
all the world began with a yes marks the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery (KWAG) premiere of two works recently acquired for the Permanent Collection.
The work of Fine Arts Alumna Sarah Clarke (BA 2011) will be featured in two local shows this year. Sarah is represented by the Paula White Diamond Gallery and will be part of their upcoming show, “Square Foot and Big Ideas,” at the Bauer Lofts in Waterloo, Nov. 21 to Dec.
Bojana Videkanic has been invited to present a masterclass at BEAST International Film Festival in Porto, Portugal. The class is related to her upcoming book on nonaligned modernism as it arose from the politics of the emerging Non-Aligned Movement.
All These Things I’ve Kept Safe is a pop up exhibition working with DTK Project 220 at 220 King Steet West, Kitchener that features the work of several University of Waterloo Fine Arts student.