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!

EXPLORE PAST & PRESENT PROJECTS

2021 Exhibition Projects

Archives of Ontario: launches April 5
Brooke Downey, Sophie Germond, Bronwyn Graham, Octavian Ion, Zihan Xu
www.picturingpolitics.com

Art Museum at the University of Toronto: launches May 19
Jaime Meier, Erika Serodio, Delaney Sweep
artmuseum.utoronto.ca/exhibition/2021-university-of-toronto-shelley-peterson-student-art-exhibition/

Bradley Museum, City of Mississauga: May 13 - September 5
Priscilla Carmini, Denise Tenio, Rebecca Tunney, Jordan Vetter

Canadian Language Museum
Cayleigh Eccles, Jessica Lanziner, Megan Sue-Chue-Lam
anthemexhibit.ca

City of Toronto: launches June 5, open for 2 weeks
Lindsay Chisholm, Dominica Tang

Heritage York: launches April 15
Chloe Houde, Alynese Nightingale

MHz Curationist
Magali Delgado

Ontario Jewish Archives
Hanna Schacter

The Red Head Gallery @ 401 Richmond: opens in August
Rachel Delph

Ripley's Aquarium
Claire Buisson, Corrina Taccone, Lauren Ulbricht

Royal Ontario Museum
Mohamed-Hashim Elkareem

Science Timmins
Emily Finbow, Christian Vettoretto

Shebahonaning Anishinabek
Vicky Jamieson, Val Masters, Chantelle Perreault, Tiffany Torma

The Power Plant
Melissa Mertsis, Christina Ugge
Virtual Writing Workshops:
Wednesday, March 17, 2-4pm (Howie Tsui)
Wednesday, April 14, 2-4pm (Nathan Eugene Carson)
Wednesday, May 19, 2-4pm (Howie Tsui)
Family Guide Launch Fall 2021

Toronto Railway Museum: opens early May
Amanda Berardi, Martin Bierens, Madeleine Ghesquiere, Amanda Marino, Lauren McAusland

Torture Exposed
Madelaine Cirka, Sarah Irvine, Devon Sherwood

Town of Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre: opens in September
Madison Carmichael, Geneva Gillis, Georgia McKee, Sydney Rodrigues

University of Toronto Archives: launches in May
Bryna Bernstein, Camilo Mejia, Kes Murray

University of Toronto Archives: launches May 3
Leora Bromberg, Annie McCarron, Carys Owen

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