“Aporia (Notes to a Medium)” explores the entanglement of history, mythology, and wishful thinking across various media, particularly in a time of collapsing faith in institutions and rising binarization. The exhibition challenges the certainty of truth’s material and immaterial forms through works that navigate systems of belief and perception. Artists like Elizabeth Zvonar and Mark Lewis deconstruct representations, while Dani Gal’s installation questions the stability of meaning in images and texts. The exhibition also delves into social practices, memory’s materiality, and architectures of transformation. Curated by Melanie O’Brian, “Aporia” engages with doubt as a nuanced strength in contemporary art, inviting critical reflection on constructed realities and their implications for power dynamics. Supported by various organizations, the exhibition is part of the 2024 Capture Photography Festival Selected Exhibition Program.
Noon Hour Concert | Nov 22, 12 – 12:50PM Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music “Quasi una fantasia,” meaning “like a fantasy,” is a solo piano program exploring the intersection between composition and improvisation. It features two works recently written for David by Christopher Cerrone and Anthony Cheung, in which each composer took inspiration […]
Nov 22, 7:30 Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music UBC Choirs comprises five student choirs of different sizes and abilities, including the powerful 150-member Choral Union, the exciting and dynamic 40 member University Singers and the 24 member Chamber Choir. All choirs are open to both music majors and non-music majors, with auditions happening […]
Award-winning Canadian playwright Jordan Tannahill has crafted a suspenseful and stylishly structured play that delves into the complexities of adolescence.
FREE! Noon Hour Concert | Fri Nov 23, 12 noon Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music The UBC Early Music Ensemble is a mixed instrumental/vocal ensemble specializing in the performance of music from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque eras.
Nov 23, 7:30 Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music UBC’s Vox and Oriana choirs (formerly Men’s and Women’s Choirs) present music featuring a dynamic variety of repertoire for treble and lower voice ensembles.