Category: FINA Gallery Exhibitions

Lauren Hjalmarson, Boaz Kwok, Elsie Kwok, Charlotte Nelson, Alexa Porteous, Ryan Roman, Riley Wallis

Drawing exhibit by Melissa Stein, Stepan Immoreev, Kait Serafin, Sage Sidley, Kyra MacPherson, Marisa Gaetey, Dianne Schniebers, Katherine Eggleston, Hayley Davis, Angela Cyr, Ardanna Semeschuk

University of British Columbia students from within two distinctly different FCCS courses developed this collaborative exhibition of works. VISA 105 students are producing sculptural works in their first year of the BFA program; here they are experimenting with occupying space in a sculptural and interactive way. VISA 147 students are members of a wide range of departments, from Management to...

Kacie says about her work: My artwork takes a critical view on the human and “non­human” relationship. I examine how animals are seen as tools or resources to be used by humans and, more specifically, how
the “non­human” is used for food, clothing, or research purposes. My work seeks to draw the audience in with the subject matter through the strategic...

Artists: Catherine Bennington, Connor Charlesworth, Bente Elliot, Sarah James, Bernardita Luna, Diana Pagourov, Riley Wallis, Sage Sidley, Melissa Stein,,Vanessa Trenholm

Artists: Carin Covin, Pilar Guinea, Kelsie Balehowsky, Ursula Kabis, Shauna Oddleifson, Cale Shannon, Jessie Suuralik, Sarah Van Peteghen, Rho Shaw

Erika Edgecombe, Hayley Davis, Melissa Demale, Vanessa Trenholm, Jessica Dennis, Ardanna Semeschuk, Cortnee Chulo, Tanatswa Pfende, Bethany Edwards, Conner Charlesworth, Amberly John, and Caleigh Albrecht

THE DEEP END Catherine Bennington, Fraser Crowley, Kathryn Holden, Malcolm McCormick, Ashley Taron, and Riley Wallis will be exhibiting self-directed painting projects from Monday February 3rd through to Friday February 7th.

  “The Sublime” is comprised of a selection of thirty photographic images, which have been taken over the 4 years since Park came to Canada. Park’s photographs present the “exalted” landscapes and nature of Canada and her vision of photographing them continues to look more closely at the intensity that the blessed land reveals. Park moves her camera lens to...

Lucas Glenn Company’s exhibition, OK Cariboo, consists of found-object installations that look at the Okanagan and Cariboo regions of British Columbia: two areas known well for their tourist industries. Through satire and subtlety, OK Cariboo compares tourist industries (and media) with local realities.