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COVID-19 forces cancellation of end-of-year gallery

Written on March 27, 2020. Posted in Arts.

After a year of hard work, excitement, and preparation, Queen’s Bachelor of Fine Art (BFA) majors have had to cancel their much-anticipated final art show. The end-of-year art gallery was set to take place in Ontario Hall on April 25. The show was axed in the slew of public event cancellations taking...

BFA student's art speaks for itself

Written on January 14, 2020. Posted in Arts.

BFA student Johanna Schaly resists giving her artwork too much meaning. Instead, she lets it speak for itself. Schaly is pursuing Fine Arts through the concurrent education stream and is currently in her fourth year at Queen’s. She’ll graduate from her undergrad in the Bachelor of Fine Arts program...

BFA student has high hopes for fourth year

Written on September 9, 2019. Posted in Arts.

The final year of university can be daunting for students, but for Alexa Bjerknes, it’s a time of hopefulness. Fourth-year Fine Arts student (BFA ’20), Bjerknes talked about her first experiences with art, her current inspirations, and her hopes for the new school year. Bjerknes is a Kingston local....

Off the walls, Ciara Phillips: Comrade Objects

Written on September 16, 2016. Posted in Arts.

Immediately struck by the otherworldly feel of the minimalist design and blood red pattern painted on the walls, Ciara Phillips: Comrade Objects had me questioning whether I had stepped back in time. The exhibition showcases a fifteen-piece collection that occupies several rooms, tucked in the back...

The Agnes launches three new exhibits to celebrate Queen’s 175th anniversary

Written on September 16, 2016. Posted in Arts.

If you take a stroll through the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre this season, prepare to be transported through different times and experience many emotions as you view their fall season show, featuring three new exhibits. Treasures and Tales: Queen’s Early Collections In honour of Queen’s 175th anniversary,...

The unique style of designer Leigha Stiles

Written on January 19, 2016. Posted in Arts.

Leigha Stiles’ artistry began in her childhood with the playful creation of paper clothing designs. With the evolution of her talent came more realistic designs — she adjusted store-bought clothing to suit her personal style while adding original pieces to her wardrobe. Stiles, who’s now in her second...

Fine Art to suspend admissions

Written on November 10, 2011. Posted in News.

The department of Fine Arts announced Wednesday that it won’t accept admissions next year. Gordon Smith, associate dean of Arts and Science, sent an email to students at around 4 p.m. “A review of the resources available to the BFA Programme in the immediately foreseeable future indicates that they...

Fine Arts returns students to building

Written on September 27, 2011. Posted in News.

Third-year students in the Fine Art program have returned to Ontario Hall after an administrative error forced their removal from the building last year. An unanticipated number of students accepted an offer to the Queen’s Fine Art program in spring 2010. Instead of the target number of 30 students,...

Tag: Fine Art

COVID-19 forces cancellation of end-of-year gallery

BFA student's art speaks for itself

BFA student has high hopes for fourth year

Off the walls, Ciara Phillips: Comrade Objects

The Agnes launches three new exhibits to celebrate Queen’s 175th anniversary

The unique style of designer Leigha Stiles

Fine Art to suspend admissions

Fine Arts returns students to building

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