Visual Arts prof’s work seen across Time and The Atlantic
Amy Friend has gained widespread recognition for her unique and captivating photography.
The Brock University Associate Professor and Chair of ... Full story
Articles tagged with: marilyn i. walker school of fine and performing arts
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Acclaimed artist Michael Snow remembered with campus art
Michael Snow left an impact on Brock University. The work of the internationally renowned artist, who died Jan. 5 at the ... Full story -
Derek Knight among 21 retiring Brock employees
One of Derek Knight’s most vivid memories at Brock was the day the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine ... Full story -
Dramatic Arts symposium aims to better support short-term faculty and teaching assistants
Short-term faculty and teaching assistants are a vital part of university communities; however, due to the limited nature of their ... Full story -
Brock faculty honoured for local arts impact
The impact of faculty from Brock’s Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts is being felt in ... Full story -
Museum in the Hallway exhibit explores student life
A collection of images on display for ‘Museum in the Hallway / Boîte-en-valise’ offers a glimpse into the excitement and ... Full story -
Student, alumni art exhibition explores time through photography
Using analogue and digital photography, Brock artists are sharing their creative interpretations of memory and time in the University’s ... Full story -
Local arts awards give nods to Brock faculty
The nominees for this year’s St. Catharines Arts Awards include some familiar faces from the Brock community. Associate Professors ... Full story -
Brock mainstage production puts human behaviour, climate crisis in spotlight
Brock University’s Department of Dramatic Arts (DART) is inviting the community to experience a journey through time and place ... Full story -
Voice exploration workshop to be hosted at downtown arts school
A new workshop this winter will help participants develop a deeper understanding of and stronger relationship with their voice. Breathing ... Full story
