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ILAM 2019 opens Ilam School of Arts to the public
ILAM 2019 opens Ilam School of Arts to the
public
November 12, 201912
SELECT19 winner Min-Young
Her
Featuring works from 3rd, 4th, Honours year and
Master’s of Fine Arts studio-artists, ILAM 2019 is once
again an astutely curated snapshot of contemporary creative
developments within the UC Arts School of Fine
Arts.
SELECT19 winner Christian Lamont
SELECT19 winner Liam Krijgsman
This year’s SELECT
judge, UC alumni Cam McCracken, Director of Dunedin Public
Art Gallery, chose three artist-recipients whose work will
permanently enter the University of Canterbury (UC) Art
Collection – Liam Krijgsman, Christian Lamont and
Min-Young Her.
The launch of the exhibition and announcement of the SELECT recipients was last Friday 8 November.
SELECT ’19 is the eleventh annual award in which artwork is acquired from final year undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Ilam School of Fine Arts for the UC Art Collection. With over 5,000 art works, UC holds one of the largest and most impressive tertiary collections in the country.
Exhibition hours:
11am – 2pm,
Saturday & Sunday 9 – 10 November
10am – 4pm, Monday
– Wednesday 11 – 13 November
10am – 1pm, Thursday
14 November
Free car parking is available in the Clyde
car park (only) off Arts
Rd.
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