Category: FCCS Artwork

My artistic practice is rooted in my understanding of culture, identity, and lived experience. Working primarily with photography and film, I explore ways of creating a contemporary visual language that reflects the complexity and beauty of cultural traditions.   Masquerade culture exists within a fascinating tension: it can be fearful, imaginative and colourful. The exaggerated forms, masks, costumes, and movements...

Prelude is an annual exhibition and speaker series featuring the artwork of selected faculty and staff in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies. All of our visual art and media studies instructors are practising artists, as are many of our staff. This is an opportunity to showcase their work and offer opportunities for our students to learn more about...

Confirm you’re not a robot. is a multi-media exhibition by the VISA382 Advanced Practice in Media Arts class. Instructor: Myron Campbell

Latent Memories and the Poetry of Compromise is an exhibition by students in the VISA 282 Drawing class. The exhibition features an extended exploration of various drawing approaches, material applications, and image manipulation practices. Instructor: David Doody

CROSSOVERS – Advanced Sculpture // Austyn Bourget-White / Julian Delaney / Rain Doody / Alexa Dueck / Hyun Ehlert / Clary Ines / Madi May / Stevie Poling / Divyata Rai / Lorenzo Rodrigues / Oskar Roughsedge / Kyla Smith / Evelyn Stevenson / Maya Taki / Jesse Weemering / Gigi Yang Instructor: Samuel Roy-Bois

A showcase of work from the advanced drawing class. The show interweaves projection, sculpture, painting, drawing and textile. Instructor: Aleksandra Dulic

An exhibition showcasing work in progress before the 4th year Media Studies students’ final exhibition in April 2026.   Instructors: Miles Thorogood and Megan Smith

The 2026 Student Salon at UBC Okanagan (UBCO) is hosted by the Visual Arts Course Union (VACU) and the Art on the Line committee in the FINA Gallery. It is an annual, unjuried, “first-come, first-hang” exhibition open to all FCCS students across all mediums.