Visual Art & Art History

Diane Borsato is an Associate Professor at the University of Guelph where she teaches advanced courses in Experimental Studio. She was awarded the Victor Martyn-Lynch Staunton Award from the Canada Council for the Arts, and was twice nominated for the Sobey Art Award. She has exhibited at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Banff Centre for the Arts, the National Art Centre and in galleries and museums internationally.

Diane Borsato Professor, University of Guelph
Visual Arts BFA 1997

Brendan Fernandes is a Canadian contemporary artist. He specializes in installation and visual art and currently serves as a faculty member at Northwestern University teaching art theory and practice. His 2019 exhibitions include the Guggenheim, The Whitney Biennial, and the Smithsonian Museum of American Art.

Brendan Fernandes Installation and Visual Artist
Visual Arts BFA 2002

After receiving a certificate in Public History in the Department of Visual Arts & Art History, Christina Sanita received an internship at the Archives of Ontario. For the internship Christina created a case exhibition titled “Miles Away in the Mediterranean” showcasing travel letters and documents from 1922 that originally belonged to the McLaughlin family and now reside in the archives.

Christina Sanita Teacher Candidate
Art History BFA 2019

Visual Art & Art History

School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design

Joan & Martin Goldfarb
Centre for Fine Arts
York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON
Canada, M3J 1P3

416 650 8176
Future Student ampd@yorku.ca
Current Student oaiss@yorku.ca

Bringing Visual Art and Art History to You

An Open Letter to Arts Students

Sculpting Metal while Sculpting a Future in the Arts

Visual Arts Alum to Exhibit in AGO

PhD grad to release book on Fashion in Art

AMPD’s Commitment to Equity

AMPD Celebrates Pride

Congratulations Class of 2020

UPDATE: Fall Planning in AMPD

Five of Our Artists Set to Graduate this Spring

AMPD donates masks for frontline workers fighting COVID-19

Re:Framing Gender – York University’s First Fashion Exhibition