9:14Artist Christopher Griffin opens his studio for the first time since quitting post at Atlantic Veterinary College

Artist Christopher Griffin opens his studio for the first time since quitting post at Atlantic Veterinary College

2 months ago
Radio
Duration 9:14

Christopher Griffin, the former artist-in-residence at the Atlantic Veterinary College, is back in Ottawa for his annual studio show. And he's brought the politically charged painting that led him to step down from the college's residency program.

Artist Christopher Griffin opens his studio for the first time since quitting post at Atlantic Veterinary College

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