Guided Tours of Campus Sculpture during Hamilton Arts Week
May 29, 2018
Through your Lens: Outdoor Sculpture Tour
Tuesday June 5, 12 noon and Thursday June 7, 6 pm
Explore the outdoor sculpture of McMaster’s campus in this 1 hour guided tour with the Museum’s Education Officer, Teresa Gregorio. Bring your camera for taking pics, sharing your perspective, and an interactive way of understanding art and our relationship to it.
Teresa will be discussing a handful of selected works in easy walking distance from the Museum. A more comprehensive walking tour of campus sculpture can by explored via the McMaster Campus Sculpture Tour App/Website.
This special program is offered as part of the McMaster Museum of Art’s N. Gillian Cooper Education Program in conjunction with HAMILTON ARTS WEEK
Admission is free. No registration is required.
Tour begins at the McMaster Museum of Art entrance.
In the event of rain, the tour will proceed indoors exploring photo-friendly installations in our current exhibitions.
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