Student exhibition brought together the work of Juca Aquino and Julia Mary Langer, on view February 20–26
Artist Lisa Wood’s research-driven exhibition examines precarious labour and everyday life
Photographs shaped by wandering, recognition, and the quiet poetry of the everyday by student Cole Osiowy, on view Feb 4–11
Short-term, studio-based art classes for children, youth, and adults, taught by experienced artists and educators in the School of Art’s professional...
A live performance blending sound, movement and visual art explores collaborative, practice-based learning.
Assistant Professor Freya Björg Olafson’s award-winning performance explores embodiment, technology, and extended reality
Dreamlike paintings shaped by shoreline light, cabin memories, and the quiet warmth of winter — Leah Gertzen, on view Jan 21–28
Dunlop brings research-driven curating and a commitment to local art histories to the Gallery’s next chapter.
An immersive audio-visual exhibition by Alexandre Normandeau and River Inan
Collaboration brings new experiential learning to Master of Fine Art students.
A new hub at 491 Taché Hall welcomes Indigenous students with room to gather, study, and connect—marked by a smudge, beading circle, and the unveiling...
A solo exhibition tracing strength and connection through textiles, portraiture, and shared symbols.
A new exhibition by faculty member Sarah Ciurysek exploring light, passage, and the thresholds we move through.
15 artworks by 11 2SLGBTQIA+ artists have been procured through the Diversifying the UM Art Collection program
This recognition for studio-based research celebrates the importance of material culture and craft history.
A rapid-fire Q+A with Dr. Stephen Runge—pianist, educator, and newly appointed Director of the School of Art and Dean of the Desautels Faculty of...
Chukwudubem Ukaigwe (BFA Hon. ’22) named a finalist for the 2025 Sobey Art Award, one of Canada’s most prestigious prize for contemporary visual art.
The award recognizes a 'career of achievements, esteemed reputation, and exceptional advancement in their craft.'
'Type can be expressive, fun and totally abstract — and still make a strong impression.'