Rhonda Meier

Fine Arts faculty member Bahar Taheri presents work exploring the architecture of political buildings, specifically houses of parliament, and the body politic from a utopic point of view.

Fine Arts faculty member Bahar Taheri presents work exploring the architecture of political buildings, specifically houses of parliament, and the body politic from a utopic point of view.

Fine Arts faculty member Bahar Taheri presents work exploring the architecture of political buildings, specifically houses of parliament, and the body politic from a utopic point of view.

Fine Arts faculty member Bahar Taheri presents work exploring the architecture of political buildings, specifically houses of parliament, and the body politic from a utopic point of view.

Please join us for the opening of the exhibition by recent MFA graduate Cassie Paine, who creates installations revealing underlying power structures in urban environments, critiquing capitalist value systems focused on profit. Paine is a Windsor-born, Montreal based sculptor, installation artist, and printmaker.