Artistic expression without limits
Concordia University’s Faculty of Fine Arts is unique in Canada, with nine departments offering an unparalleled range of programs in the visual, performing, cinematic, design and digital arts.
News
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Curatorial Concordian tackles new role
Alumnus Ryan Rice appointed chair of Indigenous visual culture at OCAD University.
Jul
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Faculty of Fine Arts names new associate dean, research
Professor Anne Whitelaw brings dedication to fine arts research to her new role
Jun
25
Facilities
Performance facilities
Our concert halls and theatres showcase student productions but are also available to the public for conferences, speaking engagements, performances, festivals and more.
Art galleries
Campus galleries blend art, culture and technology, and examine our artistic past.
Facilities and studio space
Wood-working shops, digital image archives, screening rooms and rehearsal spaces are waiting for your inspiration.
Profiles
Liz Valdez
Theatre alumna & part-time faculty member
“I learn with every class.” Liz Valdez maintains that even those of us who don’t harbour dreams of stage and screen stardom can benefit from acting classes.
Marie-Hélène Busque
Art history student
First Peoples' exhibition shapes student's future. Art history co-operative education student benefits from experience at McCord Museum
Quincy Armorer
Theatre alumnus
Celebrating ethnic minorities in theatre. Quincy Armorer, BFA 97, has come a long way since being a fresh-faced Concordia undergrad.
Mark Clintberg
Art history alumnus
Mark Clintberg (MA 08, PhD 13) is an art historian, artist and curator. A nominee for the 2013 Sobey Art Award, Clintberg is also interested in ephemeral artworks, public art, and multi-sensory and affective approaches to art research.
