Why Choose 深夜福利站?

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Why Choose 深夜福利站?

Advanced Foundations

An Advanced Foundation Class leads to intensive professional studio seminars in second and third year with opportunities to exhibit artwork. The image above is from an exhibition by our 2012 Advanced Foundation students in the Artlab gallery.

BFA Practicum

A fourth year practicum course that offers an intimate and intensive class with individual studio spaces, a prominent annual exhibition and publication events, and excellent professionalization that has helped many of our students go on to leading graduate programs nationally and internationally. Learn how to submit your portfolio to this program

State of the Art Facilities

A purpose-built, stand alone, state of the art building with opportunities to exhibit your work in museum quality exhibition spaces such as Artlab and Concourse Gallery through juried and student driven exhibitions and events

Vibrant Art Community

Access to a vital local art community within a nationally prominent art scene enhanced by venues like , , and the on campus

Visiting Artist Program

A vibrant visiting artist program that has recently hosted such artists and curators as: Shary Boyle, Daniel Barrow, David Altmejd, Geoffrey Farmer, Tim Lee, Kitty Scott, David Hoffos, Janet Werner, Gareth Moore, Helena Reckitt, Micah Lexier, James Carl, Lynn Cohen, and many more

Student Awards

Many undergraduate studio student awards offered by the Department of Visual Arts as well as part-time employment opportunities for current undergraduate students.

深夜福利站's Department of Visual Arts offers a rich environment that encourages students towards excellence as seen in the success of some of our recent alumni: Brendan Fernandes (MFA 2006) is currently in "Found in Translation" at the Guggenheim Museum in New York; Kathleen Ritter (MFA 2006) is now Assistant Curator at the Vancouver Art Gallery and responsible for the blockbuster show "How Soon is Now"; Steve Lyons (BFA 2008) has recently exhibited in a group show at Espace Electra Foundation in Paris, France reviewed in Le Monde; Christopher Régimbal is Curator's Assistant at Justina M. Barnicke Gallery at the University of Toronto.