FLUX: Graduating Art Student Exhibition April 5-28, 2018
March 26, 2018
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY BFA GRADUATION EXHIBITION 2018
McMaster Museum of Art
April 5 – 28, 2018
ARTISTS TALK
Wednesday, April 11, 12 noon
RECEPTION & AWARDS
Saturday, April 14, 2 – 4 pm Rescheduled due to ice storm.
NEW! Saturday, April 21
Exhibition viewing 1:00 – 2:30 pm at McMaster Museum of Art, followed by
Reception and Awards 2:30 – 4 pm in Fitzhenry Studios and Atrium, Togo Salmon Hall, McMaster University
The McMaster Museum of Art proudly presents Flux, the annual Studio Art exhibition (aka SUMMA), representing 18 emerging artists from McMaster’s Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts program.
Over the past four years, students in the School of the Arts BFA Class of 2018 have spent many hours working in the Fitzhenry Studios, learning new techniques, refining skills across a wide range of media, and preparing for the art world outside of an academic context. This exhibition is the culmination of that work and an opportunity for the emerging artists to publicly showcase their art and celebrate a significant milestone.
ARTISTS:
D. Clarke Blake, Emerald Bruce, Ruth Cioban, Sabryna Correa, Colline Do, Amanda Dreise, Emily Gaudet, Dina Hamed, Emily Hamel, Kai Jacobs, Clara Laratta, Priscilla Loo, Tiffany Mulholland, Abby Nicholson, Sheetal Prasad, Sarah Sproule, Chantelle Stringle, Christina Ugge
GUEST CURATOR:
Paul Cvetich, Artist
An exhibition catalogue will be available.
Studio Art at McMaster is a small, highly-selective program, giving students exceptional opportunities to gain in-depth knowledge of numerous areas of study, including printmaking, drawing, sculpture, painting, mixed-media, installation, and ceramics/foundry. Along with major studio courses, this allows students to build a significant body of work and to explore and develop their artistic talents. Find out more.
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