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Gallery: Loyalist’s art show, Undefined, in photos

Posted By Katherine Sedgwick On In Campus,Photojournalism | Comments Disabled
BELLEVILLE - UN-DEFINED. Loyalist hosted their annual art show for the Art and Design program and had an excellent turn out for their first day. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield [1]

BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College’s Art and Design Foundation program is holding a show called Undefined in conjunction with the Quinte Arts Council. There was an excellent turnout for the first day, which was Tuesday. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield, Loyalist Photojournalism

BELLEVILLE - The Art and Design program at Loyalist college hosted their annual open house starting yesterday, December 3rd and will run through to December 10th. Paintings and drawings and other fine art work is presented and being sold by students and local artists. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield [2]

BELLEVILLE – Paintings, drawings and other fine-art works are being shown and sold by students and local artists at the Undefined show. It opened Tuesday and runs through Dec. 10. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield, Loyalist Photojournalism

BELLEVILLE - Robert Kranendonk, the coordinator of the Arts and Design program, introduces himself to the crowd and talks a bit about the art being shown at the gallery and what the students have been working on this semester. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield [3]

BELLEVILLE – Robert Kranendonk, the coordinator of the Arts and Design Foundation program, talks about the art being shown and what the students have been working on this semester. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield, Loyalist Photojourmalism

 

BELLEVILLE - Mandolynne Knott talks to the crowd about her love for art and why she loves the Arts and Design program. The students in the prgram curated the show and all had the opportunity to come up and say a little about about what they do and why they love it. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield [4]

BELLEVILLE – Mandolynne Knott talks to the crowd about her love for art and why she loves Loyalist’s Art and Design Foundation program. Students in the program curated the show, and at the opening all had the opportunity to come up and say a little about about what they do and why they love it. Photo by Sonya Dronsfield, Loyalist Photojournalism

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