Kevin Mellis

Department of Art and Art History

Undergraduate programs

Undergraduate programs

Take the opportunity to work with award-winning professors, internationally renowned artists, and technical staff.

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Explore our facilities

Explore our large, bright classrooms and studios. Use up-to-date equipment and experiment with leading-edge processes.

Graduate programs

Graduate programs

UCalgary Arts is embarking on an ambitious curriculum renewal process. Starting for Fall 2025, we will pause admissions to the MFA programs in Art and Art History.

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Information on events, gallery exhibitions, portfolios, and opportunities.

News and Announcements

Call for Submission: 2024 Faculty of Arts Holiday Card

Submission Deadline: Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024

UCalgary researcher leads exploration of urban accessibility barriers across the globe

Transdisciplinary project one of 18 to receive SSHRC Insight Grants

‘I don’t make art in a bubble’

Arts professor Judy Anderson explores identity, relationships and decolonization through beading

Transdisciplinary exhibit highlights water expertise across fields

BRACKISH brings together students, faculty and UCalgary community members March 6-14

In the Media

In the News Justine Bui (Alumna), Art and Art History, in CBC News

ASIAN CHANGEMAKERS: Justine Bui raising awareness about colourism through art

In the News David Simmonds, Art and Art History, in Halifax Examiner

Moving from disability rights to disability justice

In the News Judy Anderson, Art and Art History, in Windspeaker

Exhibit challenges audiences to see ‘unlimited potential’ of beadwork

In the News Audie Murray, Alumna, Art and Art History, in Eagle Feather News

Regina’s first indigenous artist in residence is hard at work

In the News Audie Murray (recent MFA grad), Art and Art History, in Regina Leader-Post

Beadwork artist Audie Murray to be first Indigenous Artist in Residency

Listening as Pain and Necessity

Listening as Pain and Necessity: Hyperacusis, Noise Pollution, and Auditory Accessibility

Department of English's Dr. Anna Veprinska examines what it means to both rely on and struggle with sound, shedding light on the health crisis of noise pollution

Thursday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m.
Gallery Hall, Taylor Family Digital Library

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