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2023 University of Toronto Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition

A digital image reproducing a typographic sample of an organically shaped alphabet of white letters over a bright green and pink background.

Works by:

Hiu Ting Charlotte Lam, Joy Li, Sophie Woelfling, Xingtian Gong, Huan Chen, Siti Lei, Antonia Grujic, Suki Wong, Helia Honarmandi, Chloena Kouyoumadjian, Jacob Muller, Vito Park, Lucy Lin, Billie Raphael, Jinyan Zhao, Jing Han Yang, Natalie R. Chiovitti, Maxen Wang, and Gladys Lou

2023 University of Toronto Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition

On view starting May 16, 2023

Curated by Jessica Fisher, Meredith Lorimer, and Neshan Tung

Online

The University of Toronto Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition is an annual exhibition celebrating the diverse artistic excellence of undergraduate students enrolled in visual studies programs across University of Toronto’s three campuses.

The nineteen artists included in the 2023 Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition respond to the ramifications of the pandemic and explore the ways our relationships to our environments are digitally mediated. The collection of artworks fosters connection and community, inspiring each of us to contemplate and examine our sense of self in the virtual realm.

Amongst these artists, Hiu Ting Charlotte Lam, Billie Raphael, and Helia Honarmandi were selected for awards by art historian, critic, and curator Charlene K. Lau.

The 2023 Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition is curated by Jessica Fisher, Meredith Lorimer, and Neshan Tung as part of their Master of Museum Studies Capstone Project at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto. Their project mentor is Dr. Liora Belford.

View the exhibition:

Virtual Spotlight

Watch the winning artist interviews:

Hiu Ting Charlotte Lam
Helia Honarmandi
Billie Raphael

Exhibition Resources

Press Release

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