Proceeds From Graduating Class Exhibition Given to Foundation

On May 5, 6 and 7, an exhibition was held at Galerie Le 1040, presented by graduates of LaSalle College's Arts, Literature and Communication - Arts and Design Option program. Horizon was the theme of this exhibition, which was divided into three perspectives.

First, the spatial horizon, the one we find in landscapes and geography. Second the temporal horizon, towards which men are projected into the future. Finally, horizontality as a relational mode, where men reject hierarchies to live together on equal ground.

Each artwork presented was linked to this rich theme and offered the unique take of each student on issues related to human experience.

This exhibition, which was developed as part of the program's final project, represented the culmination of their two-year journey. For this project, the students were able to develop their own research framework in relation to the given theme.

This event enabled them to apply the knowledge of art history and analysis acquired during the program. They were able to refine their conceptual approach from which they developed the exhibited artworks.

The raised funds were donated to the LCI Education Foundation, whose mission is to promote children's literacy and retention. The Director of Philanthropic Development, Sandra Parker, attended the event.

She thanked the graduates for this generous gesture that will help make education accessible. She also wishes to emphasize that the social consciousness of LaSalle College students and their openness to the world continues to impress her. Getting involved means making the world a better place!