The annual exhibition, made up of works by students in all four years of the program, is always a delight to the eyes and a stimulation of the senses.

The fourth year graduating students in the Lakehead University Visual Arts Department present their annual exhibition full of wild, wonderful, wacky and fabulously creative and compelling artwork.

Featuring works by Hammerskjold High School, Grade 9 and 10 students in the Indigenous Cultural Program for First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students, from across Northern Ontario, illustrating the importance and sacredness of water through art. Art is a powerful catalyst for advocacy and for building solidarity. This collaboration featuring students from communities under boil

The annual exhibition, made up of works by students in all four years of the program, is always a delight to the eyes and a stimulation of the senses.

The fourth year graduating students in the Lakehead University Visual Arts Department present their annual exhibition full of wild, wonderful, wacky and fabulously creative and compelling artwork.