The annual Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition – curated by Museum Studies students Jaime Meier, Delaney Sweep, and Erika Serodio in partnership with the Art Museum, celebrates the artistic excellence of undergraduate students enrolled in visual studies programs across the University of Toronto’s three campuses.
The emerging artists featured in the exhibition explore themes related to the repetition of daily rituals, memories of home and family, sexuality and gender norms, and the spirit of renewal brought forth by the natural world.
View the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/3AVOkoD
Zi Yan (Gabriella) Bai, School of the Orient, 2020. 19 x 30 inches. Photograph
Exhibition Project is a full year course for Museum Studies students who work in small groups or individually to develop a project, often an exhibition, in partnership with cultural institutions, community organizations or university programs.
More exhibits will be featured as they continue to launch in coming weeks.
Here are some exhibits that have already been unveiled:
Picturing Politics
Scrolling Spadina
Onwards: The University of Toronto Through Times of Change
AGNES: Illustrating Canadian Wildflowers and Plant Life
ANTHEM: Expressions of Canadian Identity
Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition
Changemakers: Women at the University of Toronto and the Struggle for Equity
The Lengths We Go: Reflections on Hair
