Reception for Lois Andison at the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery
all the world began with a yes marks the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery (KWAG) premiere of two works recently acquired for the Permanent Collection.
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.
Congratulations to Fine Arts Faculty member Logan MacDonald who has been invited to participate in the 2019 Sobey Art Award Residencies Program. Logan MacDonald will take part in a six-month residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin.
Fine Arts faculty member Bojana Videkanic is presenting three performance of Reports From an Export Processing Zone (EPZ) at the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, Hamilton as part of a group show They Built for Eternity.
Congratulation to Fine Arts Professor Jessica Thompson whose work has been recognized with an Early Researcher Award from the provincial government. The program gives funding of $140,000 to new researchers to build a research team. Jessica is one of fifteen University of Waterloo researchers to receive provincial grants to advance the Ontario's knowledge-based economy.
/Working through the Body/With the Body/
TESS MARTENS: From Fear, Fixation & Failure
an accumulated life, Lois Andison's new exhibition at Olga Korper Gallery in Toronto, opens Saturday, September 7, 2-5 PM. The exhibition runs from September 7 to October 5, 2019