April 10, 2017
This weekend we welcomed over 550 people to the Museum to celebrate McMaster’s graduating BFA class of 2017 (aka SUMMA) and the opening of their group exhibition at the Museum. Congratulations to all the extraordinary students, McMaster School of the Arts faculty and guest curator, Svava Thordis Juliusson.
Among the exciting announcements of the day:
The exhibition, titled Equinox, continues until April 22. Don’t miss it! Below are more pics from the day (photographer: Sheetal Prasad) followed by some installation views.
To see more photos, check out the Equinox 2017 album on the Museum’s Facebook Page.
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