Indigenous Enjoy the exhibition of 2021's Graduates of the Visual & Creative Arts - Fine Arts program
The Visual & Creative Arts- Fine Arts Program and Marianne van Silfhout Gallery are pleased to invite you to view the 2021 Graduate Exhibition, Shared Pandemonium, April 30- June 12, 2021. Viewers can expect to see a selection of works in a variety of mediums completed by our graduates over their two years of study such as oils, acrylics, mixed media, and photography. Artists on exhibit include: Christine Antle, Michaella Bassey, Bill Durrant, Erika Fairbanks, Oleksandra Kravchenko, Deborah MacNevin, Sterling McCullough, Lauren Post, and Veronica Thompson. A public virtual reception will be held Saturday, May 1, 2021, at 1pm.
Veronica Thompson
Veronica Thompson is best known for her paintings and digital works.
Veronica Thompson
Sterling McCullough
Perth Ontario based artist, Sterling McCullough, started his artistic journey later in life.
Sterling McCullough
Erika Fairbanks
Erika Fairbanks focuses on creating art pieces that are base around human interaction and mankind.
Erika Fairbanks
Oleksandra Kravchenko
Her first experience as an artist was when she enrolled in Academy of Art in 2008.
Oleksandra Kravchenko
Debbie MacNevin
Debbie MacNevin is a young and upcoming Artist from Brockville Ontario.
Debbie MacNevin
Michaella Bassey
Michaella Bassey is an Eastern Ontario based artist, who is originally from Montreal, Quebec.
Michaella Bassey
Christine Antle
Her art career has been a journey of self-expression, healing, and self-awareness.
Christine Antle
Bill Durrant
Bill Durrant is an emerging artist, aspiring to become proficient in oil painting.
Bill Durrant
Lauren Post
Lauren Post is a 19 year old artist with features in 3 successful exhibitions.
Lauren Post
Virtual Backdrops
Virtual backdrops for Microsoft Teams and Zoom featuring pieces from our graduating students!
Virtual Backdrops