Exhibitions and Events
71st Annual Student, Staff, Faculty, and Alumni Exhibition
The Gallery’s annual celebration of the creativity of the students, staff, faculty and alumni of Dalhousie University and the University of King’s College. This longstanding tradition showcases diverse artistic contributions reflecting the breadth of expression and interdisciplinary innovation across the university and beyond it.
Opening Reception for the 71st Annual SSFA Exhibition
Bring your family and friends along to view the 71st Student, Staff, Faculty, and Alumni Exhibition. This annual exhibition features works of art in a variety of media and showcases the creative talents of our Dalhousie and King's College communities.
Admission is free, and refreshments will be served.
A Night With Prismatic
Join us for a special evening featuring a reading by Burnt Sugar Blue curator

Burnt Sugar Blue
Burnt Sugar Blue brings together the work of four contemporary artists: Stina Baud
Roger Mooking: SoundBites
SoundBites is Roger Mooking's first solo exhibition in Atlantic Canada, bringing together visual art, moving image, music, and text in an immersive exploration of creativity, memory, and the rhythms of contemporary li
Opening Reception for Roger Mooking: SoundBites and Burnt Sugar Blue
Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, 10 September, from 6:00–8:00 pm.

Panel Discussion: SoundBites: Music, Memory, and Black Canadian Archives.
A free public panel discussion, SoundBites: Music, Memory and Black Canadian Archives, will take place on Wednesday, September 9 at 6:30–8:00 p.m. in the Paul O'Regan Hall at the Halifax Central Library, one day before the exhibition opens. Bringing together Roger Mooking, Phil Vassell (Canadian Black Music Archives and WORD Magazine), Dr. Mark V.

2026 Curatorial Internship Exhibitions

Ed Pien: Present: Past / Future
Present: Past / Future is an evolving multimedia installation by artist Ed Pien that considers temporality as a lived, unstable, and relational condition. Developed through a long-term collaboration with the same group of elders in San Agustín, Cuba, the project brings together video portraits, photography, exchanged personal objects, and sculptural furniture assemblages to produce an immersive environment in which memory, aging, and presence unfold across multiple registers.

Opening reception for Ed Pien: Present: Past / Future
Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, 7 May, from 6:00–8:00 pm.




