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@uvicarts Class of 2027 Graduating Exhibition
April 16-24, 2027
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KILLJOYS 2026 Open Daily 9:00am - 4:30pm Opening Reception October 26th 5:00pm - 6:30pm Audain Gallery Room A102 Visual Arts Building 3800 Ring Rd University of Victoria Featuring: Ella Rivard Emma Petten Riley Wallsten Sophie Jackson Callie Clissold-Hoyle Shay Ball Gabby Cowie Violet Griffiths Maya Wilkinson Maggie Lambert Moon Paynter-Repay
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Coming up this week ➡️➡️➡️ Alumni talk: Laura Ramoso 12:30-1:50pm Mon, Oct 26 • Chief Dan George Theatre, Phoenix Building • RSVP via UVic Events calendar UNDRIP, UNDA and DRIPA Workshop 9:30-10:30am Tues, Oct 27 • Fine Arts room 106 • Free 5 Days of Action Oct 26-30 • Watch for Fine Arts events, including the annual Killjoys art exhibit (Oct 26-30), the UNDRIP/DRIPA workshop (Oct 27), the Offline Club (Oct 27), Amplifying Voices (Oct 28), a workshop production of the one-act play Trifles (Oct 28-30). Living Artist, Living Art series: Shary Boyle 5-6:20pm Wed, Oct 28 • Turpin A120 • Free @uvic_lala Book launch: Portia Elan with David Leach 7-8:30pm Wed, Oct 28• Munro’s Books, 1108 Government • Free Fridaymusic: Guitar 12:30pm Friday, Oct 30 • Phillip T Young Recital Hall, MacLaurin Building B-wing • Free Halloni 7pm Friday, Oct 30 • Visual Arts Building • $15 advance, $20 door UVic Symphony Orchestra: Chiaroscuro 8pm Friday, Oct 30 • UVic’s Farquhar Auditorium • $16.50-$28, free for students The Cabinet of Dr Caligari at Cinecenta 4 classic spooky silent films with live piano accompaniment by Music professor emeritus Bruce Vogt - Nov 1 The Cabinet of Dr Caligari at Cinecenta 4 classic spooky silent films with live piano accompaniment by Music professor emeritus Bruce Vogt - Nov 1
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Tons of events are already sold out! Here are a few you can still check out (and save your spot at). Find all of these on LampPost - our event discovery app. Link in bio! - 🪩Disco Spooktacular - @tighthairdisco 🧛Halloni - @uvicbfashow27 🩻Black Parade - @studio919.yyj 🎉Bathhouse PARTY - @westcoastbathhouse 🦗Halloween Market - BUG ZOO 🕺Groove Kitchen Dance Party - @oakbay_prc 👾 Haloween Party - @glitchvictoria 🪄Howlin' Hoedown - @vicoastalcowgirls 🍉BOOOOBS!! - @1234hotpot 🪦Rave Bayond The Grave - @recoveryhousedance 🎃Halloween @ CUB - @cub.space - - - - - - #halloweenevents #eventsvictoria #victoriaevents #halloweeneventsvictoria #eventsthisweekend
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The BFA grad class presents Where Do We Begin?, the first show of the year in The Mezzanine (Visual Arts Building). Every two weeks, a new show will take place on the upper floor of the VA Building, featuring a rotating selection of works from our graduating class. Featuring five artists’ explorations into the human experience, Where Do We Begin? delves into questions surrounding the familiar and alien, the curiosity that binds us as humans, and the ways in which we seek to explain and interpret the world around us. Through personal experiences of friendship, religion, environment and culture, each work offers a unique perspective and opportunity for viewers to consider these themes for themselves. Callie Clissold-Hoyle, Rhaine Lyon, Michelle Butterfield, Julie Lacasse, and Sadie Pollock Shepherd provide works that showcase their skills both technically and conceptually. Featuring a combination of painting, sculpture, and print - from representative to surreal - Where Do We Begin? reflects our curious human nature back at us. Where Do We Begin? runs from October 13th-24th on the second floor of the the Visual Arts building, open daily 8am-10pm. #uvicarts #uvic #uviclife @uvicbfashow27 Video by @artxshay :)
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See what’s coming up this week ➡️ Can’t wait to see you at some of these events! BFA Exhibit: Where Do We Begin? 8am-10pm daily Oct 13-24 • Visual Arts Mezzanine (2nd floor) • Free The 2027 BFA grad class presents their first show of the 26/27year. See work by Callie Clissold-Hoyle, Rhaine Lyon, Michelle Butterfield, Julie Lacasse and Sadie Pollock Shepherd that showcase their skills both technically and conceptually. Featuring a combination of painting, sculpture and print, Where Do We Begin? reflects our curious human nature back at us. Every two weeks, a new show will take place in this space on the upper floor of the Visual Arts building, featuring a rotating selection of works from our graduating class. MFA Exhibit: Francis Okai AYALOLO 9am-5pm Oct 19-23 • Audain Gallery, Visual Arts building • Free Reception 5-8pm Wed, Oct 21 Through sculpture, performance, and installation, AYALOLO explores cultural identity, memory, and belonging, drawing on Ghanaian traditions, masquerade, and the transformation of everyday materials. László Hudec in Interwar Shanghai 2:45-4:30pm Tues, Oct 20 • Mearns Centre for Learning - McPherson Library, Room 210 (second floor of the library) Register via link Join AHVS sessional Menno Hubregtse plus adjunct professor Heng Wu (also the AGGV’s curator of Asian Art) plus architectural historian and editor Lenore Hietkamp for this documentary screening, discussion and viewing of selected original archival materials about this Hungarian architect whose iconic designs helped define Shanghai during the interwar years. UVic’s Special Collections holds a unique connection to his legacy, proudly stewarding the Hudec archives, generously donated by his family. Noon Networking 11:30am-1pm Wed, Oct 21 • First Peoples House A weekly series presented by First Peoples House, this week it will be hosted by Fine Arts and facilitated by Indigenous Resurgence Coordinator Karla Point. All students across campus are welcome to join Fine Arts staff and faculty for a free pizza lunch and to learn more about Fine Arts courses and events. If students have never been into First Peoples House before, this is a great opportuni
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Come see Jasper’s exhibit in the #uvicvisualarts building A111 (across from the Audain Gallery) until October 17. Congratulations Jasper on winning the @audainprize Travel Award!!! Jasper van Alderwegen is an artist born and based on unceded Lekwungen and WÁNEĆ Territories also known as Victoria, BC. His practice explores abstraction, illusion, and multiplicity as they shape modern identity and social structure under late-stage capitalism, typically working through painting and sound. His process emphasizes experimentation and inexpert handling, using traditional methods imperfectly to foreground spontaneity, contradiction, and emergence. His recent oil paintings abstract and destabilize the visual language of heraldry and vexillology. Reimagining the blazon as a vessel for uncertainty and hope rather than authority, these works undermine the promise of fixed identity and legibility. Soft geometry, misaligned grids, wandering lines, erasures, and provisional marks replace stable symbols, allowing new forms to emerge that remain open, contradictory, and unknowable. This approach extends into sound installation, where musical notation becomes a form of drawing and scores operate as visual and spatial structures. By diluting and reinterpreting inherited systems of order, van Alderwegen’s work acknowledges history while holding space for ambiguity and utopian possibility. @vanalderwegen Filmed by @artshay :) #uvicarts #uvic #uviclife #uvicgrad
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Come see Jasper’s exhibit in the #uvicvisualarts building A111 (across from the Audain Gallery) until October 17. Congratulations Jasper on winning the @audainprize Travel Award!!! Jasper van Alderwegen is an artist born and based on unceded Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Territories also known as Victoria, BC. His practice explores abstraction, illusion, and multiplicity as they shape modern identity and social structure under late-stage capitalism, typically working through painting and sound. His process emphasizes experimentation and inexpert handling, using traditional methods imperfectly to foreground spontaneity, contradiction, and emergence. His recent oil paintings abstract and destabilize the visual language of heraldry and vexillology. Reimagining the blazon as a vessel for uncertainty and hope rather than authority, these works undermine the promise of fixed identity and legibility. Soft geometry, misaligned grids, wandering lines, erasures, and provisional marks replace stable symbols, allowing new forms to emerge that remain open, contradictory, and unknowable. This approach extends into sound installation, where musical notation becomes a form of drawing and scores operate as visual and spatial structures. By diluting and reinterpreting inherited systems of order, van Alderwegen’s work acknowledges history while holding space for ambiguity and utopian possibility. @vanalderwegen Filmed by @artxshay :) #uvicarts #uvic #uviclife #uvicgrad
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Did you know Fine Arts offers a wide range of creative electives open to all students in any faculty? And we host over 300 cultural & scholarly events throughout the year — from concerts, plays & readings to exhibits, talks & film screenings — most of which are free for #UVic students to attend? Enjoy some free pizza & connect with Fine Arts Indigenous Resurgence Coordinator Karla Point + staff/faculty when she hosts the latest in this weekly networking series held at UVic’s First Peoples House. This event is free & open to all students: if you’ve never been inside First Peoples House before, it’s a great chance to visit it! #uvicarts #uvicstudent #uviclife
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