Anatomia: An exhibition exploring the art and science of anatomy

Jusqu'au 28 février 2010

Anatomy (from the Greek anatomia) is regarded today as a specialized discipline, a branch of biology that involves the science of form. Yet anatomy has historically played a more integral role in people’s everyday lives, beginning with prehistoric cave drawings that depicted animals in astounding anatomical detail.  

The exhibition showcases the wonderful variety of shapes and structures in the living world around us and within us as portrayed by students and recent graduates of Ontario College of Art and Design, Sheridan Institute, University of Toronto and Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.  Anatomia aims to inspire in visitors a deeper connection not only with the physical but also with the intellectual, emotional and spiritual aspects of the human condition.    

THE CONTRIBUTORS

OCAD:
Diana Bahr Alexandra Bayllis Joanna Czub Shannon Lea Doyle Morgan Eadie Andrew Foerster Jose Gascon Hurtado Olenka Kleban Ann Yen Lam Chun-Lam Lee Nitasha McKnight Nicole Musina Colan Nicholson Sasa Rajcic Eryn Russell-Hill Elise Victoria Louise Windsor  

Sheridan:
Eve Fex Chriszt, Erric Dagvio, Chang Dai, Laurel Dalgleislt, Matt Danko, Tyler Doupe, David Razi Dryburgh, Katherine Durst, Cole Fitch, Andrea Gauthier, Brandon Gilbert, Frank Hong, Hai Hou, Nikolas Ilic, Leon Jo, Nicola Wong Ken, Vlad Kooperman, Han Ung Lee, In Young Lee, Sara Seeun Lim, Tony Linka, Mike Luciani, Justin McConkey, Jean Park, Adriana Puccianno, Aparajita Ravichandron, Domee Shi, Yuriy Sivers, Richard Starrett, Adam Temple, Jerry Teo, Keely Turple, Eddie West, Maggie Wong, Kirk Zimmerman  

UofT, MScBMC:
Jason Raine, Jason Sharpe  

ÉPFL:
Sébastien Lasserre  

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Stephen Tulk, MD, Associate Professor, OCAD, Kathryn Chorney, MScBMC, Professor, Sheridan, Diane Pugen, BFA, Associate Professor, OCAD, Brian Haldin, Lecturer, Sheridan Bryn Ludlow, Student, OCAD, Teresa Aversa, Graduate, OCAD

On Levels 4 & 6. For more information about the exhibition please contact Ana Klasnja, MA, Curator: idea.gallery@osc.on.ca