Faculty of Fine Arts

Create boldly. 

Connect deeply. 

See clearly.


We are Fine Arts, Piiksinaasin (Manifesting Beauty)

“Inspiring creative, intellectual culture among faculty, students, and our communities”

Faculty of Fine Arts, Vision Statement

Our Stories & News

Orlando Mainstage a poetic romp through time

Sarah Ruhl’s stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando is a playful, poetic romp through time, gender and identity.
Read more

Dr. Mary Mazurek authors book on noise

Faculty of Fine Arts Assistant Professor, Dr. Mary Mazurek, has recently published her first book, Aesthetic Noise: The Philosophy of Intentional Listening.
Read more

Blackfoot artist Zoe Buckskin to be featured at Vibe Fest, Abbondànza 2026

Vibe Fest and Abbondànza explore the full spectrum of emerging art practices across disciplines. Learn more about the 2026 event's featured artist, Zoe Buckskin.
Read more
Image
Acting for the Camera Class.
New Faculty of Fine Arts major to strengthen Alberta’s cultural and creative sectors

Southern Alberta is quickly becoming a hot spot for the film and media industry, garnering investments, job opportunities, and now, education for the growing cultural sector.

The University of Lethbridge Faculty of Fine Arts is launching a new major in Cinema and Media Studies, a broad program that blends theory and history with hands-on studio courses to support interdisciplinary approaches to the study of visual culture and the moving image. 

Read our news release


Image
A photo of five individuals from Stringam Law standing together.
University of Lethbridge Fine Arts’ Vibe Fest partners with Stringam Law

In a move that celebrates Stringam Law’s strong community commitment, Stringam Law has entered a multi-year partnership with the University of Lethbridge’s Faculty of Fine Arts, becoming the presenting sponsor for the Faculty’s innovative Vibe Fest event.

Read the full article


Image
photo of Michelle Sylvestre
Michelle Sylvestre named Trudeau Foundation Scholar for groundbreaking AI and equity research

Michelle Sylvestre (BFA – Art ’17, MFA – New Media ’21), a PhD student in the cultural, social and political thought program, has been selected as a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholar — the first doctoral student from the University of Lethbridge to receive this prestigious recognition.

Read the full article

Stay Connected!

For up to date news, kudos, highlights, events and celebrations
follow us on FacebookandInstagram

Support ULethbridge Fine Arts

The Faculty of Fine Arts offers a comprehensive education that positions its students as change makers and future leaders. Help us ensure that a University of Lethbridge education is attainable for every deserving student, regardless of financial ability, by donating.

Give now