Milner Art Gallery

EDMONTON ROOM

Bats in the Belfry
Untitled Artists

Curators: Dawn Saunders Dahl & Lisa Mizeri
Why do fine artists continue to work in traditional media when new technological media are more accessible to the general public? By exhibiting works in oil and clay along side electronically-based pieces, members of the Untitled Artists show that each is artistically legitimate and the two do not have to be mutually exclusive.

THEATRE FOYER

Experienced Resonance
University of Guelph Print Artists

Twenty Students from the University of Guelph’s School of Fine Art and Music present their best works in a variety of printmaking traditions. Themes from personal to political are expressed through: lithographs, woodcuts, intaglio etchings, screen prints, and photo printmaking.

ENTRANCE GALLERY

Linguistics of Landscape
Christine Hwang & Jennifer van de Pol

Two artists explore their personal relationships with colonialism and language in Canada. Hwang, inspired by her experiences with racism as a Canadian-born woman of Chinese decent, juxtaposes Eastern materials with Western ones to challenge binary definitions. Van de Pol’s photos and drawings explore the nature of the identity through the embodiment of language on the female form.