Student Exhibitions

Student Exhibition Projects and Theses

All MMSt students must complete either an Exhibition Project or a Thesis in their final year of the program, where they work together throughout the fall and winter terms to prepare an exhibition in conjunction with local museums and galleries.

Enjoy, learn from and appreciate the hard work of the graduating students!

Click here to check out some of the past projects students have completed.

Upcoming Exhibitions

Explore the 2020 student exhibition projects!

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