UBCO hosts evening with traditional and contemporary Ainu performer
Exhibit includes primer on the culture of Japan’s Indigenous people
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UBCO Downtown
UBC Okanagan is expanding to downtown Kelowna, reinforcing its community ties.
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UBC Okanagan Gallery hosts second-ever Artist in Residence
Manuel Axel Strain opens art exhibition with performance
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UBCO experts discuss what’s changed after two years of COVID-19
Experts look at lockdowns, vaccines, online trends, kindness and screen time
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Art in the Streets
When it comes to fine arts, it’s not as instinctive to think about “fieldwork.” But for a number of UBC Okanagan Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students, the empty building faces of downtown Kelowna are fast becoming a welcoming mural canvas outside of the classroom.
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Rooted Sentiments exhibit opens Friday at UBCO’s FINA gallery
Event draws attention to the creativity of Kelowna’s BIPOC artists
Rooted Sentiments exhibit opens Friday at UBCO’s FINA gallery
Event draws attention to the creativity of Kelowna’s BIPOC artists
New art exhibition encourages viewers to Ramble On
UBCO displays new works from its art gallery’s public art collection
Three new Canada Research Chairs for UBCO
Drs. Jennifer Davis (Faculty of Management), Isaac Li (Faculty of Science) and Astrida Neimanis (Faculty of Creative & Critical Studies | Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences) were each awarded Tier 2 Canada Research Chairs for their groundbreaking work. Davis and Li also received CFI-JELF funding in partnership with the Canada Research Chairs (CRC) program.
Submissions open for UBCO fiction competition
Local authors can submit their writing, compete for prizes