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Dr. Aoife Mac Namara

Dr. Aoife Mac Namara appointed dean of UCalgary’s Faculty of Arts

A virtual tour of the digital preservation of the historic Swiss Edelweiss Village

Take a virtual tour through the Swiss Edelweiss Village

University of Calgary Department of Art and Art Hisotry Visiting Artist Series

The Department of Art and Art History Boosts Its Visiting Artist Series During the Pandemic

Razieh Alba, "Bittersweet: Esther Raber", 2021

Art exhibition celebrates Canadian Jewish Heritage Month

University of Calgary Department of Art and Art History Art 491 Community Based Art Experience

UCalgary students offer contemporary art experience to Kerby Centre members

University of Calgary Department of Art and Art History, My First Professional Exhibition

My First Professional Exhibition 2022-23 Award

Stephen Avenue project

Can an old LRT car inspire a renaissance in Downtown West? A vision emerges

Dona Schwartz, Self-Portrait (2022), Ordinary People (Like Me) Series (2020)

Art professor explores the idea of ordinary in 'Ordinary People (Like Me)'

"Ordinary People (Like Me) by University of Calgary Department of Art and Art History Dona Schwartz

Ordinary People (Like Me), Feb. 10 - May 22, 2022

University of Calgary Department of Art and Art History, Winter City Design Competition Winner, Infinito

Arts and engineering students install interactive art piece on Stephen Avenue