Algoma University’s Visual Art Program Gala Fundraising Event
Algoma University’s Visual Art Program Gala Fundraising Event
Algoma University’s Visual Art Program is pleased to launch our first wine and cheese fundraising event Falling Into Art, on September 8, 2022, at the Sault Museum. All proceeds are going towards the Visual Arts program. Having the ability to pursue a fine arts degree at a university level locally helps in keeping the local arts and culture scene viable and thriving. By hosting this event, we hope to do our part in keeping with this goal and infusing some much-needed funding into the program.
The evening will consist of a silent art auction, music, wine and apps. We have tables with charcuterie boards available by reservation or general admission with access to a grazing table. Please see below for admission purchasing options.
Donating artists include: Tom O’Flanagan, Annie King, Katie Huckson, Lucia Laford, Michael Burtch, Andrea Pinheiro, Daryl Wier, Isabelle Michaud, Desiree Watson, Amy Williams, Penny Gabor, Emma McLeod, Goldie Barzan, and Aryo Barzan. This is an excellent opportunity to add some local artwork to your collection or to begin building one!
We hope you will attend the event and bring friends. Should you be unable to attend but still wish to support our event, a financial contribution is greatly appreciated and a tax receipt will be issued by Algoma University.
Event Details:
What: Falling Into Art – Algoma University’s Visual Art Program Gala Fundraising When: 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM Thursday, September 8, 2022
Where: Sault Museum, 690 Queen Street East, Sault Ste Marie
Price List:
- General Admission: $30
- For reserved tables, please contact Goldie Barzan directly: [email protected]
- Standing cocktail table with charcuterie for 4: $160
- Velvet sofa for 2: $120 (only 1 available)
- Velvet chairs for 2: $120 (only 1 available)
- *option to combine velvet sofa and chairs for 4 people $240
We would like to extend a special thank you to the Office of Advancement and the Sault Museum for their incredible support for this special project!
Thank you in advance for your support of Algoma University’s Visual Art Program. Thank you to intern students Emma McLeod and Goldie Barzan for all of your hard work in putting this event together.
Visit Algoma U Visual Art’s Instagram page for previews of artworks up for auction.
For any questions, please contact [email protected]
About Algoma University’s Visual Art Program
Algoma University’s Visual Art Program offers a 4 -year Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree as well as a 3- year BA in Visual Art and a Minor in Visual Art. The program has well-equipped studios in Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Digital Media, Photography, Woodworking, and a growing Ceramics studio. The distinct land and ecology of the Algoma region play a large role in the program, both as inspiration and through direct work with and on the land. In addition to studio courses in the areas listed above, our Special Topics Courses connect students to a wide range of unique studio areas, Art History and Theory courses introduce students to the richness and diversity of cultural and artistic production, the Group Exhibition and Professional Practices course teaches students the business of art, and our Visual Art Internship courses place students with arts and cultural organizations to gain relevant work experience. Our program is one of, if not the only BFA program to provide solo exhibitions for our Thesis students in their 4th year of study. The program is geared towards preparing students for work as professional artists, creative entrepreneurs, community leaders, caretakers, innovative problem solvers, and visionaries of the future.