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OCADU 3rd YEAR SCULPTURE/INSTALLATION EXHIBITIONS OCAD University's Sculpture/Installation Program— in collaboration with Beaver Hall Gallery— is pleased to announce the first of two 3rd Year Sculpture/Installation Exhibitions taking place from March 25th – April 4th, 2026. These exhibitions in professional Toronto galleries have been made possible by the generous support of the Nora Vaughan Bequest to the Sculpture/Installation Program. VICISSITUDES Wednesday, March 25th – Saturday, April 4th, 2026 Opening Reception: Thursday, March 26th, 5:00 – 8:00 pm Gallery Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 12 – 5 pm (Closed Good Friday, April 3rd)
Featuring work by artists: Amy Pham Billie McFarland C.J. Mullen Ellie Nakamura-Corfield Helena Morell Jet Payumo Luke Besson Luxshana Jegarajah Victoria Slobodian Zenab Kazmi Zenia Saiz Zoe Cezar-White Zoraida Anaya
Emmette Lewis is an Artist to Watch
Growing up in British Columbia, Emmette Lewis took inspiration from B.C’s diverse environmental ecology and harmonized that with traditional stylistic practices of South African art. Fauna Painting, oil on wood canvas, 40 x 40″ Born in South Africa, she is an oil and mixed media artist currently completing her MFA at OCAD University in their Interdisciplinary Arts, Media and Design Program. In…
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End of the year, making good stuff with good people, just running low on battery (literally, our PC)
Lina Wu for Erotic Awakenings Vol. 4.
September 20 - November 9, 2025. Hearth. St Clair Ave West, Toronto, Canada
@linawu
New Material V1.2
April 8 - April 17, 12-5pm Opening reception: Thursday April 10, 6-9pm
Artists: Leyla Azer Ro Dalziel Patrick Etherington Susan MacPhail Eira McIntosh Arantxa Molina Ade Osindero Marcus Tang Jes Thomas Matt Trinh Elise Walton Jingwei Wang Nima Yajam
“Material” is by now a subject that we might consider exhausted - one that has become a cliché in the world of fine art by virtue of its various iterations and afterlives. The recent but often already-tired “new materialist” tendency is arguably further evidence of this fact. One might expect given these circumstances that the artists in this exhibition, in a classical postmodern move that repeatedly rears its head in the face of cultural and artistic disillusionment, would in fact deal with “material” as is used to refer to the cavalier menu of a comedian’s routine.
Yet even a relatively cursory glance at the artists included in this exhibition reveals this is largely not the case. Have we entered a period of post-irony or a “new sincerity” as touted by critics and writers like David Foster Wallace? What avenues of artistic exploration remain open today, particularly as our world more and more appears to entrench itself in the kind of postmodernity first noted decades ago but which only now appears to be reaching its apotheosis? Here we have presented a sample of works by emerging artists in the midst of this cultural ferment who are beginning to articulate these answers.