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Discover recent work by African American artist Sharif Bey in our lobby. Bey foregrounds African and Afro-diasporic aesthetic traditions and considers the role of historical artifacts removed from their cultures of origin.
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Lobby Display
For Canada 150, a new generation of ceramic artists explores what it means to be making in Canada. This juried exhibition features selected works by students of all levels enrolled in the Ceramics Program at Sheridan College. A prize for ‘best in show’ and an honorable mention will be awarded, thanks to the generous support of the RBC Emerging Artist Project.
Join us on Friday March 31 from 6 to 8 pm for a special opening reception.
The Artists
Christy Chor Catharina Goldnau Cassandra Griffin Minjae Lee Evan Morris Zoe Pinnell Jordan Scott Kirsten Smith Sami Tsang Queenie (Kun) Xu
Emerging Artist Partner
Image: Mirror by Queenie (Kun) Xu