FINA Gallery Exhibitions – Page 12

November 7, 2018

The 10th Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition

October 30, 2018

Systemic Evolutions – Advanced Sculpture

Systemic Evolutions Systemic Evolutions is the outcome of sculptural investigations conceived and executed by the VISA 322 Advanced Sculpture class. The works in this exhibition coalesce around themes of systems-based evolutions: how do materials, objects, spaces, data, and artifacts evolve as they take form as Sculpture? How do aspects of each individual sculpture change as they interact with each other...

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October 17, 2018

Homecoming Alumni Exhibition

Homecoming Alumni Exhibition The Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies is please to host an exhibition of recent works by selected BFA and MFA alumni as part of Homecoming 2018. Artists in the exhibition include Dylan Ranney (BFA 2012); Heather Leier (BFA 2012), Carin Covin (BFA 2003, MFA 2010); and Christian Nicolay (BFA 2001). The exhibition will be on display in...

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October 10, 2018

1st Yr Sculpture Class – 3D Cardboard

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September 25, 2018

Cool Cats Project

The Cool Cats Project is a partnership between Cool Arts Society and the Okanagan Cat Coalition (OKCC). The project is aimed at increasing awareness about the estimated 18,000 feral cats living in the Central Okanagan. The OKCC assists by spaying and neutering cats, then re-homing or releasing them to live out their lives without perpetuating the overpopulation problem. Cool Arts...

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September 12, 2018

Faculty Staff Show

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July 27, 2018

MFA thesis Exhibition – Tania Willard

Anthro(a)pologizing Drawing from multiple anthropological sources that framed Secwepemc culture/language and governance my work explores specific sites of rupturing the ethnographic gaze. Citing ideas of refusal and Indigenous futurity to locate agency and land rights struggle within the possible readings of ethnographic subjects this body of work attempts to reassert naming, locating, negotiating and connecting to material culture and ethnographic...

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May 14, 2018

BFA Grad Exhibition 20

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April 18, 2018

Objects in Suspension

Meg Yamamoto is an MFA student at UBC Okanagan, completing her degree in the summer of 2018. Meg’s research explores the process of connecting to place through creating place-based art, particularly in the perspective of an artist surrounded by an unfamiliar environment. Her work looks at the various lifeforms observed in the Okanagan (both native and alien) and how they...