creative corner
Every year, we invite Sheridan students to submit a creative reflection - through visual art, multimedia, or creative writing - that reflects on Black history and excellence as an opportunity to share and celebrate the diverse voices in our community. Take a look at some of this year’s contest winners!
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s BHM creative refelction contest!
Nicole Abiyo Maku : poetry - “Blueprint Places I’ll Go”
Queen Anorchie : collage/mixed media - “Before Me, Within Me, After Me”
Anulika Ezekwere : poetry piece - “We are Blueprints”
Oluwadamilola Akanbi : short fiction story - “Thank You Tyler”
Faith Aikhionbare : painting - “Love in the Labour”
Nanika Easy: painting - “Black ALT”
Anthony Kalambayi: illustration - “CongoAwareness”
Jasmine Pollard-Romain: poetry - “Blueprint of Our Flight”
Winter Zine Zone at The Marquee
On March 6th, we held the Zine Zone Art Convention at The Marquee where FAAD students showcased their creativity and sold pieces that they created and truly believed in!
✨ Celebrate Creativity at Sheridan ✨
The Creative Corner is a space for creative students to discover art-related resources, contests, events, and more! Submit your artwork for a chance to be featured in our Virtual Gallery!
This past November 6th, we hosted the Latin American Heritage Month Gallery Expo – a night dedicated to celebrating art, culture, and community at Sheridan. The space was filled with warmth and connection as attendees enjoyed traditional Latin-American bites, explored the artwork created by student artists, and cheered on the winners selected by our panel of judges. Here’s a peek into the event! 📸
Comic Pop-Ups: Check What Students Are Creating!
Featured Reads: Creative Corner at the SheridanLife Blog
The SSU Art Wall
A space to showcase the creativity of Sheridan students! From sketches to digital art, watercolours to comics. Every month, we feature artwork from our talented community. Scroll down to see this month’s highlights! ✨
Past Contests, Reflections & Archives
Feeling left behind or lost? You’re not alone. Fifi’s story is a small look into the internal conflicts she faced as a black woman and international student. From hyper self-awareness to feeling like she found her place, this three year journey shows what can happen when you believe in yourself and work through obstacles!