CURATOR’S CHOICE
Eric Fagervik
The Cube
June 11 to September 3, 2011
Curated by Craig Willms, Kamloops Art Gallery
Curator’s Choice is the seventh annual exhibition of work by students graduating from Thompson Rivers University. Selected by Kamloops Art Gallery Assistant Curator Craig Willms, Curator’s Choice highlights some of the talent from TRU’s Bachelor of Fine Arts graduating class. Eric Fagervik’s installation is the second version of an actual camper recreated for The Cube at the Kamloops Art Gallery. The work draws attention to sensory experiences and physical awareness of the body’s position in space. Sitting down, opening an overhead compartment and simply entering the space triggers different actions within the camper.
CURATOR’S CHOICE
Kristen Brignall // John Maitland
The Cube
August 1 to September 13, 2009
Curated by Craig Willms
This summer marks the fifth annual exhibition of work by graduating students from Thompson Rivers University. Selected by Kamloops Art Gallery Assistant Curator Craig Willms, Curator’s Choice highlights some emerging talent from TRU’s Bachelor of Fine Arts 2009 graduating class. Students at TRU graduate with a wide variety of specialties, including ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, painting, photography and installation. Like previous Curator’s Choice exhibitions, this is not so much a ‘best of’ show, rather one united by thematic and aesthetic threads running through the work of these emerging artists.
CURATOR’S CHOICE
Nelina Magliochi // Zachary Pinette // Jana Sasaki
The Cube
July 26 to September 7, 2008
This summer marks the fourth annual exhibition in the Cube of work by students graduating from Thompson Rivers University. Selected by Kamloops Art Gallery Assistant Curator Craig Willms, Curator’s Choice highlights some of the talent from TRU’s Bachelor of Fine Arts 2008 graduating class. Students at TRU graduate with a wide variety of specialties, including ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, painting, photography, and installation. Like previous Curator’s Choice exhibitions, this one is not so much a “best of” show, but one that is united by thematic and aesthetic threads running through the work of these emerging artists.