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AJE 19: Too Close for Comfort
The Annual Juried Exhibition returns for its 19th consecutive year! The AJE continues to be one of the most highly anticipated undergraduate exhibitions in the Visual Arts Department. This diverse exhibition supports the production of new work made in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, digital media, photography, installation, sound, and performance. Artworks are selected by a professional jury who consider originality, creativity, and process. This year's exhibition represents a diverse selection of work from all levels of undergraduate study in the Department. We received a significant number of submissions despite our unusual circumstances, with some works speaking quite directly to living, thinking, feeling, and working one's way through a pandemic. Image: Aisha Hassen (4th-year), No Pane.
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- Friday, March 5
AJE 19
Building Hours
In order to keep building occupancy low and allow for physical distancing, only students enrolled in in-person classes in the VAC and Visual Arts graduate students, faculty and staff will be allowed in building for the Fall 2020 term.
Our staff are continuing to support student requests virtually Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:00pm. Please contact us to book a virtual appointment.