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David Hoffos was born in Montréal and grew up in a string of cities in Ontario, Alberta, and Australia.  He began making experimental films at the age of 10.  After many failed attempts to go to film school, Hoffos finally entered the Department of Art at the University of Lethbridge in 1990 where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1994.  Since 1992 Hoffos has maintained an active  practice – with over 50 group shows, hundreds of screenings, dozens of school and community collaborations, a few works for the stage and over 40 solo exhibitions, including a recent survey at the National

The U of L Art Gallery is pleased to continue our new noon hour “Knit ‘n’ Knatter” event in 2015.

Drink & Draw!

Join SACPA for a discussion on the recently passed Bill C-36.

Visiting artist Janet Morton speaks in the inaugural Crossing Boundaries: Keynote Conversations in Fine Arts series.

Selfies explores the much maligned social media phenomenon through art works from the U of L Art Collection as well as new works by Angela Glanzmann and the Cedar Tavern Singers.

Join us in the Main Gallery (U of L, Centre for the Arts, W600) for food & refreshments to celebrate the opening of the "Selfies" exhibition.

Program includes a lecture by Michael Cojocar, principal designer for the Recital Hall refurbishment, student music performances, and a reception to follow.

Getting Back To Dust

Typologies in the Design of Universities: Places of Learning/Learning of Places.