April 22, 2013
Last week was a busy one for McMaster’s art students as Bookmarkers: summa 2013*, the graduation exhibition, opened at the Museum with a Public Reception, Awards and Artist Talks.
Congratulations to all the students for an outstanding exhibition and publication and thank you to the McMaster School of the Arts and exhibition sponsor Upper James Toyota for making it possible.
For those who missed the events, have a look at the pics below. And check out the great review in last weekend’s Hamilton Spectator. Bookmarkers continues just one more week, closing April 27. Don’t miss your chance to see (and hear) art by some of the best emerging artists in the area.
*summa = a comprehensive work, covering, synthesizing, or summarizing a field or subject.
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