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Exhibitions

Collection

Locations

Satellite locations

On-campus satellite exhibition locations

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	Administrative Services Building
	Fine Arts Building The Fine Arts building is home to a number of the University Art Collections' contemporary ceramics. The displays feature a unique selection of both Canadian and International pieces. The displays can be found throughout the building on both the first and second floor. Work from the Robin and Sylvia Skelton collection may be found on the second floor. back to the map
	Hickman Building The Hickman Building display cabinets currently showcase Glass and Glassware from Katharine Maltwood's personal collection including stained glass designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and sculptures by Linda Stanbridge. back to the map
	MacLaurin Building The MacLaurin building is home to UVic's Education Faculty and School of Music. The MacLaurin Music Wing was completed in 1978 and houses a number of musical instruments form the Philip T. Young and James Kennedy collections. The cabinets display International Instruments, Baroque Instruments and Arts and Crafts windows from the Maltwood Collection. back to the map
	McPherson Library
	Murray and Anne Fraser Building The Diana M. Priestly Law Library found in the Murray and Anne Fraser Building displays Priestly's personal ceramic collection, as well as a number of works focuses loosely around the theme of law. The main office is home to a number of First Nations prints from the University art Collection. back to the map
	University Centre The University Centre housed the offices of the University Art Collections before they moved to the Legacy Art Gallery downtown August 17, 2011. The Legacy Art Gallery is located at 630 Yates Street. back to the map
	University Club The University Club houses a number of Katharine Maltwood's sculptures and Arts and Crafts, furniture, graphic work and stained glass. Also featured are the Contemporary Northwest works by Donald Harvey and Carole Sabiston. back to the map
	UVic Courtyard The Uvic Courtyard has a number of sculptures on permanent display from the Matlwood's modern and contemporary art collection. Elza Mayhew, a UVic alumna and member of the Royal Canadian Academy is featured with large bronze sculptures including "Coast Spirit". Also featured are the totem poles carved by Tony and Henry Hunt, as well as Charles Elliott. Birthplace: Victoria, British Columbia back to the map

Off-campus locations

	Lieutenant Governor's House On loan to the Lieutenant Governor's House are a number of works from UVAC's Contemporary Art Collection. The House features works by Mywanwy Pavelic, Emily Carr, Joseph Plaskett, Robert Davidson, Donald Harvey and Susan Point.
	Swans Brewpub and Suite Hotel Swan's Brewpub and Suite Hotel features works from Michael C. Williams's collection focusing on Contemporary art of the Northwest Coast including Ken Flett, Susan Point, Jack Shadbolt, Herbert Siebner, and Myfanwy Pavelic's well-known portrait of Pierre Trudeau.
	Island Medical Program at Royal Jubilee Hospital
	Access Health Centre Health, Art & Community The Cool Aid Community Health Centre presents Health, Art & Community, a permanent exhibition of modern and contemporary art of the Pacific Northwest from the University of Victoria Art Collection. The exhibit intends to promote relationships between cultural activity and well-being, and is a project of the Modern & Contemporary art of the Williams Legacy Chair in Dr. Carolyn Butler Palmer.

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