UAlberta Fine Arts Shows

Studio Theatre, Music Concerts and Gallery Exhibits

We continue to carefully monitor the COVID-19 situation, and act in compliance with the recommendations of Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health.

The health and safety of our students, staff, audiences and entire University community is our top priority. Thank you for your patience and support as we continue to navigate the uncertainty and challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

GALLERY EXHIBITS

FINE ARTS BUILDING (FAB) GALLERY
University of Alberta, 1-1 FAB

FAB Gallery hosts art and design exhibitions featuring work by students, faculty and staff, as well as by contemporary and historical artists with national and international reputations. A valuable teaching resource, FAB Gallery provides many Department of Art & Design students with their first opportunity to present their work publicly.

MUSIC CONCERTS

Enjoy a diverse showcase of faculty performers in our Virtual Prism concert series. Tune in wherever you are for a variety of online performances that range from classical to contemporary. Stay tuned for more details that will be announced shortl

STUDIO THEATRE

TIMMS CENTRE FOR THE ARTS
University of Alberta, 112 St. & 87 Ave.

The U of A Studio Theatre season finds its home in the beautiful Timms Centre for the Arts. The Timms Centre provides a state-of-the-art laboratory in which students and faculty come together to create exceptional performance events. We warmly welcome members of the public to witness the accomplishments of our undergraduate and graduate students as they demonstrate their prowess as current and future theatre professionals.

Fine Arts Highlights

Obscure Objects of Desire

Running Jan. 19 - Feb. 11 in FAB Gallery, Obscure Objects of Desire presents a double career survey of two notable North American print artists and educators: Jack Damer and Lyndal Osborne.

Seniors’ theatre company turns plays into podcasts

Founded by drama professor emeritus David Barnet, the Edmonton seniors’ theatre company GeriActors (temporarily renamed the AudioGeris) are recording podcast versions of their plays so they can keep performing for public audiences during the pandemic.