BMC 75 Virtual Exhibition — Open to the Public
Societal Disruptors
The artworks inside demonstrate how societal changes have shifted the focus of medical illustration, from World War II, to climate change, to a modern focus on public health concerns.
Medical and Scientific Disruptors
Artwork curated in this gallery explores the way medical and scientific advances have impacted our understanding of biology and the human body, such as new imaging techniques, new surgical techniques, and breakthroughs made by pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries.
Technological Disruptors
This gallery focuses on how we change the way we create images with new tools and technologies, from carbon dust and airbrush, to interactive design and 3D printing.
Share your gallery experience with us!
What’s your favorite piece from the gallery? Did you see your own artwork in the exhibition? Tag us on Instagram with #uoftbmc75 to get featured in our story!
Scavenger Hunts
A scavenger hunt event will be available every week to accompany the release of a gallery. Pay attention to the artwork descriptions and weird objects that are floating around as they might contain clues to help you answer some of the scavenger hunt questions.
The questions can be completed using the Google form, or you can download a PDF version and e-mail it to the BMC Alumni Association (bmcaa.exec@gmail.com). Please find these linked above.
rules and prizes
The winner for our weekly scavenger hunt shuffle will get either a BMC75 Retrospective Catalogue, a UofT hoodie, or a Domestika course.
Each scavenger hunt released will contain 25 points. One correct point will get you one ticket in our weekly shuffle.
Share your virtual gallery experience on Instagram and Twitter! Any post using #uoftbmc75 will get you one ticket in our weekly shuffle. Unfortunately, we are unable to tally responses from Instagram stories.
If you get the highest number of points in ALL three Scavenger Hunts, you will win our Most BMCer Award and receive both the Catalogue and a BMC puzzle!
The BMC 75 Retrospective Catalogue is designed by our very own Viewbook team, containing all the artworks exhibited in the three virtual galleries.
The BMC 75 puzzle is designed by our first-year student Amy Zhang, and the artworks featured in the double-sided puzzle are Blood-Brain Barrier by Hang Yu Lin and Facial Nerve Dissection by Marguerite Drummond.