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Master of Fine Art Thesis Exhibitions

Presented annually in the School of Art Gallery, the MFA Thesis Exhibitions highlight the culminating work of graduating Master of Fine Arts students. These exhibitions reflect two years of intensive studio practice and research, offering critical and compelling insights into each artist’s evolving practice.

Minimalist golden spire installation emphasising verticality and light play

Recent exhibitions

2025 exhibitions

  • Maryam Bagheri: Unwinding Complexity: Reflections on Disentanglement

  • Laila Fazal: Woven Roots

  • Xianghui Guan: The Protagonist

  • Frankie May: Everyday Life Revolution

  • Netsanet Shawl: From Earth to Art

  • Lisha Wang: L. I. F. E.

2024 exhibitions

  • Agata Garbowska: hauntings
  • Takashi Iwasaki: In My Living Room
  • Benjamin Perron: What if the Sun Didn’t Rise

2023 exhibitions

  • Timothy Brown: Waves
  • Sonny (Yuncheng) Cai: 三生万物 Three Begat All Things
  • Ashkan Nejadebrahimi: Autopsy of the Remains
  • Niki Saghari: Fading Roots, Blooming Branches

2022 exhibitions

  • PJ Anderson: the weapons we become
  • Pani Bolbolabadi: EXO
  • Tracy Charette Fehr: MOTHERLAND
  • Christopher Reid Flock: Process as Vacuum
  • Jimmie Kilpatrick: SONGS FOR DAFOE ROAD
Front cover of the MFA catalogue

Master of Fine Art Graduate Catalogue

Each year students who have successfully completed the requirements for receiving a Master of Fine Art degree from the University of Manitoba are featured in the Master of Fine Art Graduate Catalogue. This catalogue offers an indication of the work that they produced during their programs.

View the 2021 Catalogue

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