Current Exhibitions
Meryl McMaster: Confluence
Meryl McMaster’s potent, alluring photographs explore the fluid domain of identity, and the possibilities for examining and revisioning the self and its representation. The three bodies of work in Confluence collectively trace the evolution of McMaster’s practice, with its recurrent thematic threads.
Maura Doyle: the Vessel, that with fugitive Articulation answer’d, how deep is your love?
How do we know a pot? Maura Doyle considers the vessel, a hollow form with a hole, and how we come to know it through interaction and use, representation, and museum display.
Keeping Record: The Documentary Impulse in Inuit Art
This exhibition examines traditional subjects addressed by Inuit artists as acts of cultural resilience, in which they record their knowledge during periods of seismic change.
Adrian Göllner: small Trinity
Over the course of his MFA program, Göllner has shifted from poetic to explosive renderings of time, motion, and matter. Stemming from his Cold War military upbringing and evoking fears of our present societal condition, these recent sculptural works capture the shape and energy of explosions as tactile, cast forms.
CUAG Connects
Opening party for fall exhibitions
Monday, 12 September 2016, 5:00 p.m.
