2013 Graduating Art Student Exhibition
April 9, 2013
McMaster Museum of Art presents:
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McMaster’s Graduating Art Student Exhibition
April 11 – 27, 2013
Reception and Awards: Saturday April 13, 2 – 4 pm
Artist Talks: Wednesday April 17 at 12:30 – 1:30 pm
McMaster Museum of Art presents the annual exhibition showcasing the art and accomplishments of students graduating from McMaster University’s Studio Art Program. This year’s class of 19 students presents work exploring a variety of themes in a wide range of media including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and digital.
Visit April 11 and 12 to cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award!
McMaster University School of the Arts offers a small, high quality art program and has just initiated a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Its students contribute to the vibrancy of Hamilton’s art community through course work, placements, exhibitions, volunteering and work experiences.
Graduating students are pictured above. From top left: Anthony Butler, Devan Marinaccio, Gabriela Palomo, Rachel Tirone, Angela Marino, John Stirling, Emily Benedict, Paige Woodhouse, Shona Fitz-Gerald Laing, Emily Terejko. Bottom, from left: Chelsea Braley, Cheyenne Federiconi, Katrina Camilleri, Natalie Jachyra, Nicole Shuk Yin Chiu, Kaylyn Roloson, Simone Sciascetti, Brittany Reed, Katie Leaf.
Photo: Chelsea Braley
McMaster Museum of Art
Alvin A. Lee Building
McMaster University
1280 Main Street West
Hamilton, ON L8S 4L6
Admission is Free
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