{"count":352,"role":"artists","year":"2023","people":[{"key":"core","people":[{"id":21126,"slug":"lara-almarcegui","name":"Lara Almarcegui","sortname":"almarcegui","bio":"Lara Almarcegui is a visual artist who was born in Zaragoza, Spain, and currently resides in Rotterdam. She received her BFA from the Universidad de Cuenca (Cuenca, Spain), with subsequent studies at the École supérieure des beaux-arts (Nantes, France) and de Ateliers (Amsterdam). Her work has been exhibited at the Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo (CA2M, Madrid), Fotomuseum Winterthur (Winterthur, Switzerland), Kunstverein Springhornhof (Berlin), Museo Tamayo (Mexico City) and Secession (Vienna), among others. A participant in Manifesta 9 and the 27th São Paulo Biennial, she represented Spain at the 55th Venice Biennale. She is represented by Mor Charpentier (Paris).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27736,"slug":"helene-amouzou","name":"Hélène Amouzou","sortname":"amouzou","bio":"Hélène Amouzou was born in Togo, West Africa, in 1969 and has been living in Brussels (Belgium) for the last twenty years. Photography has proved to be the medium best suited for her artistic research and technical experiments. She prefers to work with film, which she sees as demanding greater attention to detail. She creates her own distinctive and haunting imagery, which speaks to the contemporary issue of the people in exile and of those invisibilized. “Self-portraiture is a way of writing without words. My aim is to reveal the deepest parts of myself.”","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":26375,"slug":"joi-t-arcand","name":"Joi T. Arcand","sortname":"arcand","bio":"Joi T. Arcand is an artist from Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, Saskatchewan, Treaty 6 Territory, currently residing in Ottawa, Ontario. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with Great Distinction from the University of Saskatchewan in 2005. In 2018, Arcand was shortlisted for the prestigious Sobey Art Award. Her practice includes photography, digital collage, and graphic design and is characterized by a visionary and subversive reclamation and indigenization of public spaces through the use of Cree language and syllabics. In her recent work with neon signs, Arcand connects to her complex relationship with the language by making it highly visible to the general public. Her work has been included in numerous group exhibitions, including Àbadakone at the National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa, ON) and INSURGENCE/RESURGENCE at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27969,"slug":"oreet-ashery","name":"Oreet Ashery","sortname":"ashery","bio":"Oreet Ashery’s practice includes live art, video, 2D image-making and installations exploring ideological, social and gender constructions against a backdrop of wider social and cultural contexts. She draws on her personal politics and identity to produce often collaborative or participatory work questioning the modes and conditions of art production. In 2017 Ashery won the Jarman Award for the work Revisiting Genesis, exhibited in London and elsewhere (2016–18), and in 2020 she was awarded a Turner Bursary for her contribution to the exhibition Misbehaving Bodies: Jo Spence and Oreet Ashery at the Wellcome Collection in London. Her work has been exhibited internationally including at the Brooklyn Museum, New York; Centre Pompidou, Paris, and the Freud Museum, London.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27959,"slug":"asinnajaq","name":"asinnajaq","sortname":"asinnajaq","bio":"asinnajaq is an Inuk multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker, writer and curator from Inukjuak, Nunavik. Currently based in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal), she studied filmmaking at NSCAD University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As the daughter of celebrated filmmaker Jobie Weetaluktuk and Professor Carol Rowan, she grew up immersed in storytelling. Throughout her multidisciplinary practice, asinnajaq weaves together narratives of land, water and Inuit histories. She advocates for the environment, engaging with local communities and disseminating Inuit culture through art.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":28053,"slug":"nabil-azab","name":"Nabil Azab","sortname":"azab","bio":"

Nabil Azab (b. 1994, Paris, France) is a multidisciplinary artist of North African descent. They live and work in kanien’kehá:ka territory (Montréal). Azab employs drawing, painting, writing and researching as fodder for abstract photographic works that resist the objectivity and disciplinarity of the medium in contemporary life. Recent solo exhibitions include Something good that never happened at Afternoon Projects, Vancouver (2022) and the welling up which would not pass at DRAC, Drummondville, Quebec (2022).

","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27598,"slug":"genesis-baez","name":"Genesis Báez","sortname":"baez","bio":"Genesis Báez is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Born in Massachusetts, Báez grew up in both the Northeast US and Puerto Rico. Working primarily with photography, her work considers how people relate to place, community, and imagination. Báez holds an MFA in photography from Yale University and is an alumni of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. She has exhibited her work internationally, is a 2022 NYFA/NYSCA Fellow in Photography, and the recipient of the 2022 Capricious Photo Award. Her work has recently appeared in publications including Aperture, The British Journal of Photography, and BOMB Magazine.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27916,"slug":"ursula-biemann","name":"Ursula Biemann","sortname":"biemann","bio":"Ursula Biemann is an artist, author and video essayist. Her artistic practice is research oriented and involves fieldwork from Greenland to Amazonia, where she investigates climate change and the ecologies of oil, ice, forests and water. In her multi-layered videos, she interweaves vast cinematic landscapes with documentary footage, science fiction poetry and academic findings to narrate a changing planetary reality. In 2018, Biemann was commissioned by Museo de Arte, Universidad Nacional de Colombia in the co-creation of a new Indigenous University in the South of Colombia led by the Inga people in which she contributes the online platform Devenir Universidad. Her recent video installation Forest Mind (2021) emerges from this long-term collaboration. She has published numerous books, including Forest Mind (2022) and the audiovisual online monograph Becoming Earth on her ecological video works spanning 2011–21. Biemann has exhibited internationally with recent solo exhibitions at MAMAC, Nice and the Centre culturel suisse, Paris. She is appointed Doctor honoris causa in Humanities by the Swedish University Umea, and has received the 2009 Prix Meret Oppenheim, the Swiss Grand Award for Art, and the 2022 Zurich Art Award.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27492,"slug":"catherine-blackburn","name":"Catherine Blackburn","sortname":"blackburn","bio":"Catherine Blackburn was born in Patuanak, Saskatchewan, of Dene and European ancestry and is a member of the English River First Nation. She is a multidisciplinary artist and jeweller, whose common themes address Canada's colonial past that are often prompted by personal narratives. Her work merges mixed media and fashion to create dialogue between historical art forms and new interpretations of them. Utilizing beadwork and other historical adornment techniques, she creates space to explore Indigenous sovereignty, decolonization and representation. Her work has exhibited in notable national and international exhibitions and fashion runways.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21122,"slug":"raymond-boisjoly","name":"Raymond Boisjoly","sortname":"boisjoly","bio":"Raymond Boisjoly is an Indigenous artist of Haida and Québécois descent who lives and works in Vancouver. He earned his BFA from Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design and his MFA from the University of British Columbia. With photography at the core of his practice, Boisjoly misuses various imaging technologies, like scanners, photocopiers and inkjet printers, to transform and reinterpret archival film footage, pop culture content and everyday objects. Through his artistic interventions, Boisjoly interrogates the way popular media situates Indigenous art and artists within a colonial context. By reworking the \"readymade\" object, Boisjoly offers a new lens through which the viewer can investigate these everyday items.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":4},{"id":21782,"slug":"jean-francois-bouchard","name":"Jean-François Bouchard","sortname":"bouchard","bio":"Jean-François Bouchard (b. Montreal, based in New York City) has worked in lens-based visual art since 2003, traveling the world seeking out people whose interests and lifestyles are out of the ordinary. His visual focus is generally on marginalized, misunderstood, and often ostracized groups in our Western society. His work has been exhibited in galleries, museums, and festivals in Canada, the USA, and France. His works are featured in a book published by The Magenta Foundation and numerous international publications. Artnet selected his recent exhibition as one of the “Must-see shows in NYC.” Bouchard lives in New York City and Montréal.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27909,"slug":"ilze-kavi-briede","name":"Ilze (Kavi) Briede","sortname":"briede","bio":"Ilze (Kavi) Briede is a Canadian/Latvian artist and researcher working across multiple disciplines, including visual art, interactive installation and live performance. Her creative practice and teaching encompass bio-physiological sensing, live coding and video projection art. Currently, Kavi is a PhD student in Digital Media at York University (Toronto, Canada) and a researcher at several York University labs: nD::StudioLab, SLOlab, and Sensorium research cluster. Kavi's current thesis explores system building for performance and immersive narratives that utilise biophysical sensing and live data to construct novel pathways to knowledge and perception modes. Kavi has received academic degrees in Visual and Computational Arts (Canada), Digital Media Production (United Kingdom) and Chinese language and culture studies (Latvia).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27948,"slug":"margit-lukacs-and-persijn-broersen","name":"Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács","sortname":"broersen","bio":"Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács are artists based in Amsterdam. In today’s visual culture, fiction is usurping the place of reality. Broersen & Lukács respond to this by creating video that present a parallel world of spectacular images that fully absorb the viewer in which 'nature' acts as a mirror for our media dictated culture. Their films and installations have been shown internationally at a.o. Biennale of Sydney (AU), Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (NL), Rencontres Arles (FR), Art Wuzhen (CN), MUHKA (BE), Centre Pompidou (FR) and Casa Enscendida (ES). Upcoming shows are at Rencontres, Le grand Palais (FR), A4Art Museum, (CN), Eres Foundation (DE), HeK (CH), Auckland Art Gallery (NZ). Recently their publication All, or Nothing at All was released with texts by Juliana Engberg, Nat Muller and Alena Alexandrova.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22563,"slug":"robert-burley","name":"Robert Burley","sortname":"burley","bio":"Robert Burley has spent his career as an artist working in photo-based media exploring the relationship between nature and the city, architecture, and the urban landscape. His multi-year projects are realized in numerous forms including public installations, exhibitions, and books. In 2014, he worked with The Image Centre (IMC) to produce the international traveling show The Disappearance of Darkness, with an accompanying monograph published by Princeton Architectural Press. Works from this series were also featured as public installations at MOCCA, Toronto (2008) and the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal (2009). More recently Burley has completed two books on the presence of nature in the city: Enduring Wilderness (ECW Press 2017) and Accidental Wilderness (UTPress 2020). He lives and works in Toronto and is represented by the Stephen Bulger Gallery.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":4},{"id":28027,"slug":"cassils","name":"Cassils","sortname":"cassils","bio":"Cassils is a transgender artist who makes their own body the material and protagonist of their performances. Cassils's art contemplates the history(s) of LGBTQI+ violence, representation, struggle and survival. For Cassils, performance is a form of social sculpture: Drawing from the idea that bodies are formed in relation to forces of power and social expectations, Cassils’s work investigates historical contexts to examine the present moment. Cassils has had recent solo exhibitions at HOME Manchester, Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Perth Institute for Contemporary Arts, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, NYC; Institute for Contemporary Art, AU; Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts; Bemis Center, Omaha; MU Eindhoven, Netherlands. They are the recipient of the National Creation Fund, a 2020 Fleck Residency from the Banff Center for the Arts, a Princeton Lewis Artist Fellowship finalist, a Villa Bellagio Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, a United States Artist Fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Creative Capital Award. Cassils is an Associate Professor in Sculpture and Integrated Practices at PRATT Institute.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21099,"slug":"jorian-charlton","name":"Jorian Charlton","sortname":"charlton","bio":"

Jorian Charlton is a portrait photographer based in Toronto. Her work focuses on Jamaican-Canadian culture through her personal experiences, highlighting beauty and style when it comes to contemporary modes of Black representation. She pursues reflections of identity and diasporic relationships to homeland, while her poetic approach to these themes characterizes her method of visual storytelling.

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June Clark (b. 1941, New York City) has earned national and international recognition for her photo-based image works, installations, and interventions. She holds a BFA and MFA from York University. Clark has had solo exhibitions at the Daniel Faria Gallery, Toronto; Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota; the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York; The Koffler Gallery, Toronto; and Mercer Union, Toronto. Clark’s work has been included in exhibitions at the Polygon Gallery, Vancouver; the Art Museum at the University of Toronto; the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; the Textile Museum, Toronto; the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; Agnès b., Paris; and Linda Kirkland Gallery, New York. She has completed residencies at the Studio Museum, Harlem; and OCAD University, Toronto. Her work can be found in the collections of the Art Gallery of Ontario; the Wedge Collection, Toronto; the National Gallery of Canada; the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection, New York; the James Van Der Zee Institute, New York; the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University; the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, DC; and La galerie du jour agnès b; among others. Clark lives and works in Toronto, Canada.

","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":21803,"slug":"lynne-cohen","name":"Lynne Cohen","sortname":"cohen","bio":"Lynne Cohen (b. 1944 Racine, Wisconsin – 2014 Montreal, Quebec) is known for her photographs of domestic and institutional interior spaces. A recipient of numerous awards of merit, including the Governor General’s Award in Visual Arts and Media Arts (Canada) in 2005, and the inaugural Scotiabank Photography Award in 2011, this exhibition runs in conjunction with the opening of Cohen’s work at the Pompidou, Paris.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":6},{"id":28233,"slug":"common-accounts","name":"Common Accounts","sortname":"common","bio":"Common Accounts—founded in 2015 by Miles Gertler (b. 1990, Canada) and Igor Bragado (b. 1985, Spain)—is a conceptual design office based in Madrid, Toronto, and Seoul. Fueled by an underlying interest in speculative fiction, Common Accounts explores social narratives and practices of the past to project alternative systems and futures.They have taught courses at Cooper Union, Cornell University, University of Toronto, and University of Waterloo, and have guest lectured at the Harvard School of Graduate Design, Alserkal Avenue, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, and Soho House Istanbul. Their work has been featured in publications internationally, including The Architect's Newspaper, Artsy, Dezeen, E-Flux, Frame, The Globe and Mail, and Uncube.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21259,"slug":"marlene-creates","name":"Marlene Creates","sortname":"creates","bio":"Marlene Creates lives and works in Portugal Cove, Newfoundland & Labrador. For almost 40 years her work has been an exploration of the relationship between human experience and the land, and the impact they have on each other. Since 2002 her principal artistic venture has been to closely observe and work with the 6 acres of boreal forest where she lives. Since the mid-1970s, her work has been presented in over 350 solo and Group exhibitions and screenings across Canada (including several nationally touring solo exhibitions) and in Austria, China, Denmark, England, France, India, Ireland, Korea, Scotland, and USA. She was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2001.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":5},{"id":22133,"slug":"erika-defreitas","name":"Erika DeFreitas","sortname":"defreitas","bio":"Erika DeFreitas’ multidisciplinary practice includes performance, photography, video, installation, textiles, drawing and writing. Placing emphasis on gesture, process, the body, documentation and paranormal phenomena, DeFreitas mines concepts of loss, post-memory, legacy and objecthood. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally including: Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery; Platform Centre for Photographic and Digital Arts, Winnipeg; Gallery TPW, Toronto; Project Row Houses and the Museum of African American Culture, Houston, among others. She is a recipient of the 2016 Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts Finalist Artist Prize, the 2016 John Hartman Award, and was longlisted for the 2017 Sobey Art Award.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":4},{"id":27970,"slug":"stine-deja","name":"Stine Deja","sortname":"deja","bio":"Stine Deja’s practice explores the sticky in-between of real and virtual worlds with a striking arsenal of media that includes 3D animation, immersive installation, moving image, and digital surrogates. In Deja’s simulated spaces, uncanny avatars hinge between what’s strange and familiar, seducing us with not quite-real products informed equally by the artist’s simultaneous fascination and revulsion with our hyper-commercialized contemporary culture. Concealed beneath a sleek surface, multiple layers of social critique meld with absurdist aesthetics and tragicomic narratives to create a cybernetic landscape of fantasy and desire. At the heart of all of Deja’s projects is a keen interest in how these heightened emotional states, often coaxed out by late capitalist narratives of self-care and guilt-free indulgence, are displaced onto the body.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":26168,"slug":"john-delante","name":"John Delante","sortname":"delante","bio":"John Delante is a visual artist based in Tkaronto/Toronto. He uses photography as a vehicle to investigate themes of home, belonging, and identity. He conjures a visual syncretic language, primarily informed by his lived experience as a Filipino immigrant living between two places, to produce a new aesthetic possibility. Through his practice, his work provides a novel viewpoint generating conversations about comfort and intimacy. John graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography Studies (Honours).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27772,"slug":"hannah-doucet","name":"Hannah Doucet","sortname":"doucet","bio":"Hannah Doucet’s photographs, videos and sculptures explore fantasy, illness, the body, anxiety and performativity. An artist, arts educator and cultural worker, Doucet has exhibited across Canada, with exhibitions at Neutral Ground (Regina) Duplex (Vancouver), PLATFORM (Winnipeg), The New Gallery (Calgary) and Gallery 44 (Toronto). Doucet was the inaugural winner of the 2017 PLATFORM photography award and was long listed for the 2019 New Generation Photography award. She is one of four founders of Blinkers, a project space based in Winnipeg, where she was a co-director until August 2021.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27562,"slug":"maimouna-guerresi","name":"Maïmouna Guerresi","sortname":"draft","bio":"Maïmouna Guerresi (b. 1951; Vicenza, Italy) works in a hybrid embrace of ancestry from African, Asian, and European cultures following her conversion to Islam. Heavily influenced by Sufi traditions in Senegal, Sudan, and Morocco, Guerresi presents an intimate perspective on human spirituality in relation to mysticism — shedding a new light on community and the soul. Recurrent metaphors such as milk, light, the hijab, and nature create an awareness of the vital unifying qualities of Islamic spirituality. The images are delicate narratives with fluid sequencing, an appreciation of shared humanity beyond psychological, cultural, and political borders.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":28030,"slug":"gordon-shadrach","name":"Gordon Shadrach","sortname":"draft","bio":"Gordon Shadrach has had a lifelong fascination with the semiotics of clothing and its impact on culture. In particular, his interest lies in the intersection and codification of race and fashion. These codes impact the way we navigate through spaces and influence how people associate with one another. Shadrach’s portraits of Black men utilize fashion—contemporary or historical dress—in order to create narratives which pull viewers in to explore the biases embedded in North American culture. Shadrach’s paintings are often finished in found antique and vintage frames. The frames’ patina and wear lend historic weight and insert the portraits into a period when Black people were rarely depicted in Western portraiture. Shadrach seeks to disrupt the colonial constrictions of portraiture by inviting viewers to reflect upon the depiction of Black people in art and culture. Shadrach’s work has been exhibited in Canada and the US, and appears in notable collections such as the Art Gallery or Hamilton, The Wedge Collection, Agnes Etherington Gallery, and The Wright Collection. His work is currently installed at the Spadina House Museum for Dis/Mantle, as part of the City of Toronto’s Awakenings program.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27696,"slug":"jawa-el-khash","name":"Jawa El Khash","sortname":"el khash","bio":"Jawa El Khash is an artist, technologist, and researcher whose painting, holography, virtual reality, and online simulations play on the poetics of the everyday nature of living in the world. Her replicas of reality blur the line between the invisible and the visible, the real and the simulated, the fictional and the fact. El Khash was mentored by artist Morehshin Allahyari for the program Lead Time at the Art Gallery of York University (2020). Her work was featured in the solo exhibition The Upper Side of the Sky at Interaccess (2020) and in group exhibitions at Gallery 44 (2021), Western Front (2021), Mutek (2020 and 2021) and 5th Istanbul Design Biennial (2020).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22192,"slug":"charlie-engman","name":"Charlie Engman","sortname":"engman","bio":"Charlie Engman, originally as a movement artist, arrived at picture-taking as a form of visual notation. His images capture the sculptural potential of an action, as a detail of the setting is caught in the moment of becoming something other than itself. Engman’s images are at essence conceptual and visual solutions to the formal problem of picture making, pushing the scope and visual possibility of what he has to work with—models, clothing, props and sets, a certain space, light, the potential of post-production and graphic design. Engman playfully and cleverly confronts the artifice of his images, allowing the viewer to be privy to the boundaries and construction of his working environments.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":21162,"slug":"fastwurms","name":"FASTWÜRMS","sortname":"fastwürms","bio":"FASTWÜRMS (formed 1979) is the cultural project, trademark, and joint authorship of Kim Kozzi and Dai Skuse. FASTWÜRMS artwork is characterized by a poly-disciplinary DIY sensibility, Queer and Witch positivity identity politics, and a keen allegiance towards feminist, working class, and artist collaborations. Guided by the ethos of ecology and the praxis of Witchcraft, FASTWÜRMS has extensive experience making public art, installation art, social making and performance art, landscape and earth art, vernacular and artist architecture, ceramics, ecology, geology, and enminded living systems. FASTWÜRMS is a recipient of the 2023 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27908,"slug":"faadhi-fauzi","name":"Faadhi Fauzi","sortname":"fauzi","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27714,"slug":"sibylle-fendt","name":"Sibylle Fendt","sortname":"fendt","bio":"Sibylle Fendt (b. 1974) studied philosophy, sociology and art history in Karlsruhe, Germany, then photography at Städelschule Frankfurt with Wolfgang Tillmans. Fendt has been working as an independent photographer since 2002 and won the Kodak Young Talent Award the same year. In 2003, she participated in the biennale Rencontres Africaines de la Photographie in Bamako, Mali, and the World Press Photo Joop Swart Master Class. Fendt lives and works in Berlin. A member of Ostkreuz Agency, she teaches at Ostkreuz School of Photography and Design. She was named one of the 100 most important young Germans by NEON magazine.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":23546,"slug":"christine-flynn","name":"Christine Flynn","sortname":"flynn","bio":"Christine Flynn is a Canadian mixed-media artist based in Prince Edward County, known for her unique vision and innovative style. By layering distinct geometric elements over stunning landscapes, she blurs the lines of reality, striking a harmonious blend between life and abstraction that pushes the very understanding of contemporary photography. Flynn received her BFA from New York's Houghton College in 1994. She has since established herself as a prominent figure in the art world, participating in art fairs, both at home and abroad, spanning cities including New York, Miami, London, Paris, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Hamburg.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27910,"slug":"lindsey-french","name":"Lindsey french","sortname":"french","bio":"Lindsey french (she/they) is a settler artist, educator and writer whose work engages in multi- sensory signaling within ecological and technological systems. She has exhibited widely including at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), the International Museum of Surgical Science (Chicago), Pratt Manhattan Gallery (New York), the Miller Gallery for Contemporary Art (Pittsburgh), and SixtyEight Art Institute (Copenhagen). Recent publications include chapters for Ambiguous Territory: Architecture, Landscape, and the Postnatural (Actar, 2022), Olfactory Art and The Political in an Age of Resistance (Routledge, 2021), Why Look at Plants (Brill, 2019), and poetry for the journal Forty-Five. They earned an interdisciplinary BA in Environment, Interaction, and Design (Hampshire College), and an MFA in Art and Technology Studies (School of the Art Institute of Chicago). Newly based in the prairie landscape of Treaty 4 territory in Regina, Saskatchewan, french teaches as an Assistant Professor in Creative Technologies in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance at the University of Regina.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27884,"slug":"anahi-gonzalez","name":"Anahí González","sortname":"gonzález","bio":"Anahí González (she/her) is a Mexican photographer based in London, ON. Her practice explores visual narratives about Mexican labour for/within Canada to decenter the United States narrative concerning Mexican migration. She is a Research Associate of The Creative Food Research Collaboratory, contributor editor of The Embassy Cultural House, and an Art and Visual Culture Ph.D. candidate at Western University. Her work has been included in exhibitions and screenings in Mexico, Canada, Norway, Spain, and France.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27703,"slug":"karina-griffith","name":"Karina Griffith","sortname":"griffith","bio":"Karina Griffith is an artist and researcher who uses moving image, performance and installations to question archives and conditions of spectatorship. Griffith’s films and installations have been shown at international galleries and festivals, including SINNE Gallery, the Helsinki International Arts Programme, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Arsenal Gallery Poznan, Kunstenfestivaldesarts Brussels, Galerie Mytris, Hebbel Am Ufer, alpha nova & galerie futura, Institut für Alles Mögliche, Ara Pacis Museum, SAW Gallery, Foundry Art Centre, Bemis Center For Contemporary Arts, among others. She has curated film and interdisciplinary programmes for the Goethe-Institut, Berlinale Forum, Oberhausen Film Festival, alpha nova & galerie futura and VTape. Griffith joined the curatorial team of the Berlinale Forum Expanded in 2021. She lectures at the Institute for Art in Context at the Berlin University of Art and is a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto's Cinema Studies Institute, where her research on Black authorship in German cinema interacts with theories of affect and intersectionality.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22590,"slug":"maggie-groat","name":"Maggie Groat","sortname":"groat","bio":"Maggie Groat is a visual artist who makes images and objects from found and salvaged materials. Groat’s recent projects, including STSTS (Western Front, Vancouver), Deep time, portals, particles & pulls (Armory Street, Toronto), flowers also gardens, gardens also seeds (AKA, Saskatoon) and The Future is Dark...I think (La Datcha, Project Space Festival, Berlin), engage with outdoor space through considering researched based, deep time approaches to working site-specifically. Her work has been included in several group exhibitions including LIVING ENTITIES as part of the Momenta Biennale de l’image, Illusion of Process at the Art Gallery of York University and the travelling exhibition Soundings: An Exhibition in Five Parts. In 2015 and 2018 her work was recognized on the Sobey Award long-list and in 2018 her exhibition suns also seasons at Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery received the OAAG award for Exhibition of the Year. She is the editor of two artists’ anthologies, The Lake (Art Metropole, 2014) and ALMANAC (KWAG, 2017) and has taught at Emily Carr University, Algoma University, and the University of Toronto. She lives and works in the Niagara region of Ontario, the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Chonnonton, and Anishinaabeg.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":4},{"id":27911,"slug":"grace-grothaus","name":"Grace Grothaus","sortname":"grothaus","bio":"Grace Grothaus is a computational media artist whose research explores ecosystemic human and plant relationships in relation to the present global climate crisis and speculative futures. She is interested in art’s potential to foster empathy with more-than-human worlds. Frequently collaborative, Grace works with scientists, engineers, musicians and other visual and performing artists. Her research-creation is expressed as physical computing installations which take place both outdoors or in the gallery and often center around the sensing and visualization of invisible environmental phenomena. Her artworks have been exhibited widely including at the International Symposium of Electronic Art (Barcelona, ES & Durban, SA), Environmental Crisis: Art & Science (London, UK), Cité Internationale des Arts (Paris, FR), and the World Creativity Biennale (Rio de Janiero, BR). Grothaus has received numerous awards including from the United States National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts. Currently she is working towards a PhD in Digital Media from York University where she has been named a VISTA scholar and a Graduate Fellow of Academic Distinction.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27731,"slug":"aziz-hazara","name":"Aziz Hazara","sortname":"hazara","bio":"Aziz Hazara (b. 1992, Wardak) lives and works in Kabul and Berlin. He works across different mediums, including video, installation, photography, sound, and sculpture, addressing dichotomies such as proximity and distance, migration and memory, life and death, reality and fiction, war and peace. His works have been exhibited nationally and internationally in venues including Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin (2022); Netwerk Aalst (2021); Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College, New York (2020); 22nd Biennale of Sydney (2020); Museum of Contemporary Art, Eupen (2020); Kunsthal Aarhus (2020); the Busan Biennale (2020); the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations (MuCEM), Marseille (2019); and Asia Culture Center, Kwangju (2017). He is currently an artist in residence at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, and a grantee of KfW Stiftung. He is the winner of the 6th edition of the Future Generation Art Prize 2021.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":28089,"slug":"joanna-householder","name":"Johanna Householder","sortname":"householder","bio":"Johanna Householder works at the intersection of popular and unpopular culture, making performance art, audio, video, film and choreography. Her interest in how ideas move through bodies has led her often collaborative practice. She has performed across Canada and at international venues for 40 years. One of the founders of the 7a*11d International Festival of Performance Art, she co-edited two books with Tanya Mars: Caught in the Act: an anthology of performance art by Canadian women (2004), and More Caught in the Act (2016). Her current work concerns the vexations of the anthropocene. She has taken refuge in T:Karonto on Treaty 13 territory.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27854,"slug":"impostor-cities","name":"Impostor Cities","sortname":"impostor cities","bio":"Impostor Cities: Thomas Balaban, David Theodore, Jennifer Thorogood.\r\n\r\nImpostor Cities Team: Nick Cabelli, Cameron Cummings, Mikaèle Fol, Joel Friesen, Pawel Karwowski, Hervé Laurendeau, Sarah Mackenzie, François-Matthieu Mariaud de Serre.\r\n\r\nCollaborators: Éric Fauque, Florian Grond, John Gurdebeke, Randolph Jordan, Allison Moore, Wipawe Sirikolkarn\r\n\r\nimpostorcities.com/project","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21068,"slug":"vid-ingelevics","name":"Vid Ingelevics","sortname":"ingelevics","bio":"Vid Ingelevics is a Toronto-based artist, independent curator and writer. He holds the title of Associate Professor Emeritus from the School of Image Arts, Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), where he taught from 2007. Prior to that he taught at OCAD University. His research-based practice has been concerned with the representation of the past, the role of the photographic archive as well as with urbanist issues related to Toronto. He works primarily with photography, video and installation. His projects as artist and curator have been exhibited across Canada, in the US, Europe and Australia.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":7},{"id":22113,"slug":"sarah-anne-johnson","name":"Sarah Anne Johnson","sortname":"johnson","bio":"Sarah Anne Johnson (b. 1976) lives and works in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is a photo-based artist who uses a variety of media in realizing her work. Johnson studied Fine Arts at the University of Manitoba and completed her Graduate studies at the Yale School of Art in 2004. Johnson has been the recipient of many awards and grants, has participated in several residencies, and has received a number of commissions. Her work can be found in numerous private and corporate collections across North America.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":6},{"id":21623,"slug":"aaron-jones","name":"Aaron Jones","sortname":"jones","bio":"Aaron Jones is an artist, curator, entrepreneur known for his work with collage. Working with lens-based mediums, he refers to himself as an image-builder, weaving together diverse materials from books, magazines, newspapers, and personal photos to forge captivating characters and alternate realities. These objects and images to explore the inherent possibilities in world-building and abstraction. Jones seeks to expand canonical Blackness, employing found images, and other tools to build characters and spaces that reflect upon the nuances of his own upbringing and current life, as a way of finding peace. Jones is represented by Zalucky Contemporary, Toronto.\r\n","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":5},{"id":22107,"slug":"anique-jordan","name":"Anique Jordan","sortname":"jordan","bio":"Anique Jordan is an award-winning artist, writer, and curator whose practice stems from and returns to the communities that inform it. As an artist, Jordan creates what she calls “impossible images” that combine foundations of traditional Trinidadian carnival and hauntology—a theory referring to past social or cultural elements that linger in the present like a ghost—to challenge historical narratives. By taking a broad view on history and analyzing this historical data through a contemporary lens, Jordan creates space to reinterpret archives and offer new and speculative visions of the future.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27659,"slug":"jane-jin-kaisen","name":"Jane Jin Kaisen","sortname":"kaisen","bio":"Jane Jin Kaisen is an artist, filmmaker, and Professor of the School of Media Arts at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Her practice spans the mediums of video installation, narrative experimental film, photography, performance, and text, and is informed by extensive interdisciplinary research and long-term engagement with diverse communities. Engaging topics such as memory, migration, borders, and translation, she activates the field where lived experience and embodied knowledge intersect with larger political histories. She represented Korea at the 58th Venice Biennale and has exhibited her work in a wide range of international contexts.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22176,"slug":"laurie-kang","name":"Lotus Laurie Kang","sortname":"kang","bio":"Lotus Laurie Kang, a Toronto-based interdisciplinary artist, holds a BFA in photography from Concordia University and an MFA from Milton Avery School of the Arts at Bard College in New York. She creates installations that concern the body and the forces that shape it. Drawing on biology, feminist theory and even science-fiction, Kang's work reveals the body as a process, always in a state of becoming, forevermore in relation to other bodies and environments around us. She draws on her Korean heritage, often altering, elevating and preserving materials that shaped her upbringing in thought-provoking ways.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":4},{"id":27963,"slug":"robert-kautuk","name":"Robert Kautuk","sortname":"kautuk","bio":"

Robert Kautuk is an award-winning photographer based in Kangiqtugaapik (Clyde River), Nunavut. He uses a digital SLR camera and mobilizes drone technology to capture spectacular views of rarely seen moments, activities and landscape in the Canadian Arctic and his community. He has worked as a photographer and researcher on projects in the Arctic and is a driving force behind the Clyde River Knowledge Atlas—a digital platform that documents Inuit traditional knowledge while also encouraging community-led research. His recent exhibitions include Dark Ice, Ottawa Art Gallery and We Are The Story: The Canadian Now Photography Acquisition, Art Gallery of Ontario.

","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27584,"slug":"sami-kero","name":"Sami Kero","sortname":"kero","bio":"Sami Kero (b. 1979) is a Finnish photojournalist who works for Helsingin Sanomat, the biggest subscription-based newspaper in Finland. He has covered international conflicts and crisis around the world, including Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Haiti, Israel and DR Congo, though most of his work takes place in Finland.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27560,"slug":"jake-kimble","name":"Jake Kimble","sortname":"kimble","bio":"Jake Kimble is a photo-based Chipewyan (Dënesųłıné) artist from Treaty 8 Territory who currently lives and works on the stolen territory of xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish) and səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. Most recently he attained a BFA in Photography from Emily Carr University of Art + Design while also holding a Degree in Acting from Vancouver Film School. Kimble’s practice mainly revolves around acts of self-care, self-repair, and gender-based ideological refusal. By doing so with a sense of humour, Kimble allows the audience to exhale, unclench, and even chuckle in spaces where laughter is often lost. Kimble’s work was featured on the King and Shaw Street billboards for the 2023 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27675,"slug":"maja-klaassens","name":"Maja Klaassens","sortname":"klaassens","bio":"Maja Klaassens (b.1989, NZ) works across mediums to explore the influence of literature and film on our experience of reality. Klaassens holds a BFA from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (2014), and a MA in Contemporary Art History from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (2021). She recently presented her solo exhibition Orca at Dürst Britt and Mayhew Frontspace, The Hague, and has exhibited at Parts Project and Billytown, The Hague; ABC Klubhuis, Antwerp; At7, Amsterdam, and art fairs including Poppositions (BE), Juxtapose (DK), and Art The Hague (NL). In 2020, she received the Stroom PRO Research Grant.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27947,"slug":"seif-kousmate","name":"Seif Kousmate","sortname":"kousmate","bio":"Seif Kousmate (b. 1988, Morocco) is a self-taught photographer whose practice extends the traditional boundaries of documentary photography. Since leaving a career as a Project Manager in the civil engineering sector in 2016, Kousmate has been working on different long-term and immersive series on migration and youth in Africa, including the migration of sub-Saharans on the land border between Morocco and Europe and traditional slavery in Mauritania and Rwanda. A National Geographic Explorer since 2018, Kousmate was selected as a 6x6 Global Talent Program by World Press Photo (2020) and was awarded a mentorship in the Arab Documentary Photography Programme (2020), organized by The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture, the Prince Claus Fund, and the Magnum Foundation. His photographs have been exhibited in Europe and Africa and published in international magazines and newspapers including The New York Times, Newsweek, The Guardian, and El Pais. Kousmate is the co-founder of the KOZ collective, comprising four Moroccan visual artists engaged in research-based projects.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22396,"slug":"nadya-kwandibens","name":"Nadya Kwandibens","sortname":"kwandibens","bio":"Nadya Kwandibens is Anishinaabe from the Animakee Wa Zhing #37 First Nation in northwestern Ontario. She is an award winning photographer and a Canon Ambassador. In 2008 she founded Red Works Photography. Red Works is a dynamic photography company empowering contemporary Indigenous lifestyles and cultures through photographic essays, features, and portraits. Red Works specializes in natural light portraiture and headshots sessions plus event and concert photography. Nadya’s photography has been exhibited in group and solo shows across Canada and the United States. She currently resides in Tkarón:to on Wendat, Haudenosaunee, Mississauga of the Credit River & Dish With One Spoon Territory. In 2023, she was declared the City of Toronto's third Photo Laureate.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":6},{"id":27811,"slug":"long-time-no-see","name":"Long Time No See","sortname":"long time no see","bio":"LONG TIME NO SEE Collective is a non-profit, ad hoc group of friends, artists, and educators including Emily Chan, Richard Fung, Kwoi Gin, Brenda Joy Lem, Keith Lock, Morris Lum, Maylynn Quan, Amy Shuang Wang, Rick Wong, Sandy Yep, and Shellie Zhang.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27846,"slug":"george-platt-lynes","name":"George Platt Lynes","sortname":"lynes","bio":"George Platt Lynes (1907–55) had his first solo exhibition at the Leggett Gallery in 1932, followed by a two-man exhibition at Julien Levy with the well-known photographer Walker Evans. By 1933, Lynes was a central figure in the New York photography world. He quickly became known for his highly stylized images characterized by expressionistic lighting, surrealistic props, and suggestive settings. He was soon receiving commissions from Harper's Bazaar, Town & Country, and Vogue. In 1935 he was asked to document the principal dancers and productions of Lincoln Kirstein and George Balanchine's newly founded American Ballet company (now the New York City Ballet). Lynes' later photographs, particularly his nudes, are marked by a significant change of style. He abandoned the highly staged tableaux of his earlier nudes in favor of a straightforward, even minimalist, aesthetic. After being diagnosed with lung cancer in 1954, Lynes destroyed many of his negatives and prints, including his fashion photography, as well as his nudes.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27964,"slug":"gabrielle-lhirondelle-hill","name":"Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill","sortname":"l’hirondelle hill","bio":"Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill is a Métis artist and writer living on unceded Musqueam, Skwxwú7mesh, and Tsleil-Waututh territory. Her practice explores the history of found materials to enquire into concepts of land, property and economy. Often, her projects emerge from an interest in capitalism as an imposed, impermanent and vulnerable system, as well as in alternative economic modes. Her works have used found and readily sourced materials to address concepts such as private property, exchange and black-market economies. Hill is a member of BUSH gallery, an Indigenous artist collective seeking to decentre Eurocentric models of making and thinking about art, prioritizing instead land-based teachings and Indigenous knowledges.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":23583,"slug":"scott-mcfarland","name":"Scott McFarland","sortname":"m","bio":"Scott McFarland lives and works in Toronto, Canada. His works are included in public collections such as the MoMA, J. Paul Getty Museum, National Gallery of Canada, SFMoMA, Walker Art Center, and Victoria & Albert Museum. Major surveys were presented at the National Gallery of Canada (2009) and Vancouver Art Gallery (2009). In 2014 the Art Gallery of Ontario exhibited McFarland’s solo exhibition Snow, Shacks, Streets, Shrubs. More recently his series Lens Cleaning was included in David Campany’s touring exhibition A Handful of Dust (2019–21).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27915,"slug":"dolleen-tisawiiashii-manning","name":"Dolleen Tisawii’ashii Manning","sortname":"manning","bio":"Dolleen Tisawii’ashii Manning is an interdisciplinary artist and Queen’s National Scholar in Anishinaabe Language, Knowledge, and Culture (ALKC) in the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Queen’s University. Manning has expertise in Anishinaabe ontology, mnidoo interrelationality, phenomenology, and art. A member of Kettle and Stoney Point First Nation, her primary philosophical influence and source of creativity is her early childhood grounding in Anishinaabe onto- epistemology. She is Principal Investigator of Earthdiver: Land-Based Worlding (MITACS), and Co-Investigator on Pluriversal Worlding with Extended Reality. Manning co-directs the cross- institutional Peripheral Visions Co-Lab (York and Queen’s). She is an affiliate of Revision Centre for Art and Social Justice, and Fellow of The International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation (IICSI).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27893,"slug":"caroline-mauxion","name":"Caroline Mauxion","sortname":"mauxion","bio":"Caroline Mauxion graduated in photography from the École des Gobelins (France) and holds a Master's degree in visual and media arts from UQAM. Currently, she is a PhD candidate in the art program at the Université du Québec in Montréal. She has had solo exhibitions across Quebec at VU, Arprim, Projet Casa, Galerie B-312, Galerie Simon Blais, Centre d'art contemporain Optica, Galerie de l'UQAM, Caravansérail and Les Territoires. She has participated in residencies at the Banff Art Center and at Est-Nord-Est in St-Jean-Port-Joli. Her work is included in the collections of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, the City of Laval, as well as several private collections in Canada and France.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22140,"slug":"sanaz-mazinani","name":"Sanaz Mazinani","sortname":"mazinani","bio":"Sanaz Mazinani is an Iranian-born multidisciplinary artist, curator and educator based in Toronto. She holds an MFA from Stanford University and a BFA from the Ontario College of Art & Design. Working in photography, sculpture and large multimedia installations, she reflects upon digital culture in her art and asks how image circulation affects ideas of representation and perception. By exploring pattern, repetition and Islamic ornamentation, she aims to politicize image distribution. Mazinani's unique visual language invites viewers to critically reflect and rethink how we see.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":5},{"id":21097,"slug":"memory-work-collective","name":"Memory Work Collective","sortname":"memory work collective","bio":"Memory Work Collective (Rajni Perera, Tala Kamea, Naomi Skwarna, Omii Thompson, Macy Siu, Robert Bolton, Emily Woudenberg, Erica Whyte, Jac Sanscartier, and Sydney Allen-Ash) is a community of artists and writers. Concerned equally with the relational and the imaginary, the Collective engages in the mutual recounting and reconstruction of lived experience to contemplate possible worlds. Their research-based practice creates material for meditation, critique, and new ways of living — negotiating ethical and moral imperatives across (past, present, and future) time.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":23322,"slug":"colin-miner","name":"Colin Miner","sortname":"miner","bio":"Colin Miner – The fugitive and cyclical are ongoing departures for Colin Miner, whose practice takes form through assemblage, composition, and duration. Recent solo exhibitions include La Datcha (Berlin) and 8eleven (Toronto). His work has been part of group exhibitions at The Contemporary Art Gallery (Vancouver), 2nd Kamias Triennial (Quezon City), and the Beijing Art Centre of Art (Beijing). Ongoing projects include Moire, a digital publication, and the experimental exhibition space, Moire’s catwalk.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":21107,"slug":"esmaa-mohamoud","name":"Esmaa Mohamoud","sortname":"mohamoud","bio":"Esmaa Mohamoud (Canadian, b. 1992), is a Toronto-based, African Canadian multidisciplinary artist working in photography, sculpture, installation, and performance, whose work investigates Black body politics. She holds a BFA from Western University (2014) and an MFA from OCAD University (2016). She has recently exhibited at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts Montreal. Upcoming exhibitions include: To the Hoop: Basketball and Contemporary Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum, UNCG, Greensboro (NC, USA); Garmenting: Costume and Contemporary Art, Museum of Arts and Design, New York; and Aliens with Extraordinary Abilities, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina (SK, Canada). In 2021–23, Esmaa Mohamoud: To Play In The Face of Certain Defeat, will travel to the Art Gallery of Hamilton, the Art Gallery of Ottawa, and the Winnipeg Art Gallery from the organizing venue, Museum London (London, ON). Mohamoud is represented by Georgia Scherman Projects.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27588,"slug":"karabo-mooki","name":"Karabo Mooki","sortname":"mooki","bio":"Karabo Mooki is a photographer & filmmaker born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mooki is an internationally recognized talent and has won multiple industry awards for his photojournalism. His work follows unique narratives and depicts authentic life in South Africa, exploring race, gender, sexuality, and class. With his photographs in high demand as fine art prints, Mooki’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Art Basel in Miami, New York, Sweden, Denmark, Cape Town, London, New Zealand, and Berlin. Featured in publications such as Rolling Stone and Huck, Mooki is a voice for an unapologetic generation.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22576,"slug":"jalani-morgan","name":"Jalani Morgan","sortname":"morgan","bio":"Jalani Morgan is a first-generation Canadian cultural anthropologist and photographer based in Toronto, whose body of work ranges from reportage to formal studio portraits. Primarily self-taught, Morgan’s photographic curiosity, craft and technical skills culminate in a multifaceted practice that chronicles visual representations of Black life and communities—both in a Canadian context as well as across the greater contemporary African diaspora. Morgan is the photo editor for The West End Phoenix, an independent, non-profit community newspaper known for its diverse storytelling. He has established a 15-year career producing editorial works for various newspapers and magazines.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27912,"slug":"suzanne-morissette","name":"Suzanne Morrissette","sortname":"morissette","bio":"Suzanne Morrissette (she/her) is an artist, curator, and scholar who is currently based out of Toronto. Her father’s parents were Michif- and Cree-speaking Metis with family histories tied to the Interlake and Red River regions and Scrip in the area now known as Manitoba. Her mother’s parents came from Canadian-born farming families descended from United Empire loyalists and Mennonites from Russia. Morrissette was born and raised in Winnipeg and is a citizen of the Manitoba Metis Federation. As an artistic researcher Suzanne’s interests include: family and community knowledge, methods of translation, the telling of in-between histories, and practices of making that support and sustain life. Her two recent solo exhibitions What does good work look like? and translations recently opened in Toronto (Gallery 44) and Montreal (daphne art centre), respectively. Her work has appeared in numerous group exhibitions such as Lii Zoot Tayr (Other Worlds), an exhibition of Metis artists working with concepts of the unknowable, and the group exhibition of audio-based work about waterways called FLOW with imagineNATIVE Film + Media Art Festival. Morrissette holds a PhD from York University in Social and Political Thought. She currently holds the position of Assistant Professor and Graduate Program Director for the Criticism and Curatorial Practices and Contemporary Art, Design, and New Media Histories Masters programs at OCAD University.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":28028,"slug":"suzanne-nacha","name":"Suzanne Nacha","sortname":"nacha","bio":"Suzanne Nacha works in painting, sculpture and animation. Creating idiosyncratic worlds as sites for narrative exploration, she balances humour, pathos and anthropomorphic tendencies to examine our relationship to geologic and industrial landscape. Informed by her experiences mapping the far-reaches of Canada, creating geologic maps that span the earth’s continents and the study of structural geology; Nacha’s imagery draws playfully from both geology and the visual arts. Having received her MFA from York University in 2003, she has exhibited in Canada, the United States and Europe. Her work is represented in public and private collections, including the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, the National Bank of Canada, and the Robert McLaughlin Gallery.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27771,"slug":"wynne-neilly","name":"Wynne Neilly","sortname":"neilly","bio":"Wynne Neilly is a queer, trans identified, visual artist and award-winning photographer who explores and balances a fine art and commercial practice. Known for his portraits that investigate into and engage with the queer and trans identity, he received critical attention for his TIME Magazine’s monumental cover of Elliot Page in 2021. Currently based in Prince Edward County, ON, his work has been included in exhibitions at venues internationally, including but not limited to: The Canadian Lesbian & Gay Archives; Gallery TPW; Joseph Gross Gallery (Tucson); The Art Gallery of Burlington; International Center of Photography (New York); The Annenberg Space for Photography (Los Angeles); and Sørlandet Art Museum (Norway).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27913,"slug":"joel-ong","name":"Joel Ong","sortname":"ong","bio":"Joel Ong (PhD, MSc.Bioart) is a media artist whose works connect scientific and artistic approaches to the environment, developed from more than a decade of explorations in sound, installation and socially conscious art. His conceptual explorations revolve around metaphors of distance, connectivity, assiduously reworking this notion of the \"environment\"—how different tools and scales of observation reveal diverse biotic and abiotic relationalities, and how these continually oscillate between natural and computational worlds. His works have been shown at internationally at the Currents New Media Festival, Nuit Blanche Toronto, Seattle Art Museum, the Gregg Museum of Art and Design, the Penny Stamps Gallery and the Ontario Science Centre etc. Joel is Associate Professor in Computational Arts and Director of Sensorium:The Centre for Digital Arts and Technology at York University, in Toronto, Canada. His research has been funded by such as SSHRC, eCampus Ontario, Women and Gender Equality Canada.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22926,"slug":"abdi-osman","name":"Abdi Osman","sortname":"osman","bio":"Abdi Osman is a Somali-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and an assistant professor of practice at the University at Buffalo (SUNY). Osman's work focuses on questions of Black masculinity as it intersects with Muslim and queer identities.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":24440,"slug":"sarah-palmer","name":"Sarah Palmer","sortname":"palmer","bio":"Sarah Palmer is a photographer based in Toronto whose work straddles the realm of journalism and fine art, questioning the conventional limits that both of these worlds hold for the viewer and artist alike. She explores pop culture and current events with a focus on the subcultures that these gatherings draw in. Palmer composes multi-frame exposures in camera, with no manipulation in post. By building layers of stories on the same piece of film, she creates a strong sense of environment while weaving together contrasts and similarities in the subject matter she's photographing. She is a National Magazine Awards winner, Flash Forward and American Photography winner. Her work was included in TIME's Top 100 Photos of 2019, and has been generously supported by the Ontario Arts Council. Palmer’s work has been exhibited in galleries and exhibitions internationally including the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival and Gallery TPW.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":22123,"slug":"louie-palu","name":"Louie Palu","sortname":"palu","bio":"Louie Palu, a Canadian documentary and photographer, examines socio-political issues such as war in his work. For over 30 years, he has explored human rights conflicts, poverty and strife, both nationally and globally. Born in Canada to Italian immigrant parents who witnessed the violence of the Second World War, Palu grew up hearing their stories of trauma and poverty, later shaping his voice as a documentary photographer. Throughout his career, Palu has created twelve series that examine the humanity within conflict, affording his subjects agency while challenging stereotypes associated with conflict photography. His work also draws on the tension between the photograph as a document and as an art object.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":5},{"id":28029,"slug":"roula-partheniou","name":"Roula Partheniou","sortname":"partheniou","bio":"Roula Partheniou’s sculptural practice centers on an exploration of the replica, calling into question the language of everyday objects and the ways we read and decipher our environment. Employing strategies such as optical illusion, associative play, visual similes, material puns, colour cues and the double-take, the works draw an alternate logic from commonplace materials. Experiential in nature, her objects and installations re-articulate the act of perceiving. Partheniou has exhibited throughout Canada and internationally, with recent exhibitions at Marta (Los Angeles); Essex Flowers (NYC); Arroniz Contemporary (Mexico City); Manif d’Art Biennial (Quebec); BMO Project Room (Toronto); Fundacion Calosa (Guanajuanto). Her work is held in numerous private, public, corporate and institutional collections and is represented by MKG127, Toronto.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27493,"slug":"celeste-pedri-spade","name":"Celeste Pedri-Spade","sortname":"pedri-spade","bio":"Celeste Pedri-Spade is an Anishinabekwe artist from Lac Des Mille Lacs First Nation. She identifies as a “mark maker” who works primarily with textiles and photography. Celeste holds a PhD in Visual Anthropology and is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at McGill University where she is also the inaugural Associate Provost of Indigenous Initiatives. Her art practice is committed to honouring the women in her life and exploring the tactile and sensuous meanings made possible through creative entanglements with our material environments.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27972,"slug":"russel-perkins","name":"Russell Perkins","sortname":"perkins","bio":"Russell Perkins makes work across media that aims to understand how economic imperatives register on the individual body. Recent projects were made together with forensic scientists, professional poker players, a biochemical reagent manufacturer, and singers specializing in extended vocal techniques. He received an MFA from Hunter College in 2018, where he was The Artist’s Institute’s Lazarus Curatorial Fellow. While at Hunter, he also conducted research in the archives of architect Lina Bo Bardi in São Paulo, Brazil with support from an Evelyn Kranes Kossak Travel Grant. His work is informed by two years studying philosophy at the University of Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar, and a long term commitment to anti-prison activism as co-founder of Wesleyan University’s Center for Prison Education.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":24920,"slug":"dawit-l-petros","name":"Dawit L. Petros","sortname":"petros","bio":"Dawit L. Petros, born in Eritrea, lives and works in Chicago and Montreal. He spent his formative years in Ethiopia and Kenya before settling in Saskatchewan with his family in the 1980s. These experiences of migration helped shape his artistic practice. Through his work, Petros investigates the entanglements of colonialism and modernism that bind Africa and Europe, from both a historical and contemporary point of view. While his core medium is photography, he works across a range of other media, including sculpture, video, sound and installation. His photographs raise questions about displacement, identity and the transnational experience of cultural negotiation.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":28090,"slug":"judith-price","name":"Judith Price","sortname":"price","bio":"Judith Price combines a 30+ year trans-disciplinary art practice with a background in modern dance. Her body of work includes performances, video, video installation, site-specific installations and short films. Her performances include site-specific street actions, interventions, and collaborative and durational works, and her solo performances in galleries and festival events incorporate still images, video projections, and sculpture, merging performance and video installation. She is a founding member of the Open Action performance collective. Price lives in Victoria, BC, and is retired from teaching post-secondary courses in time-based art. Judith is an uninvited guest on the Lekwungen/Esquimalt, Songhees and WSÁNEĆ territory.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27572,"slug":"ananna-rafa","name":"Ananna Rafa","sortname":"rafa","bio":"Ananna Rafa is a photographer and painter born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and based in Toronto, Canada, whose work oscillates between places, memories, and identity. She completed her BFA in Photography Studies at Toronto Metropolitan University. She spent her childhood living in between places, namely her birthplace of Bangladesh, and Melbourne, Australia. Her work explores themes of gender and sexuality, negotiating collective and complex identities arising out the effects of migration and colonialism on the South-Asian diaspora.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27773,"slug":"gonzalo-reyes-rodriguez","name":"Gonzalo Reyes Rodriguez","sortname":"reyes rodriguez","bio":"Gonzalo Reyes Rodriguez uses materials such as archival photographs, found ephemeral images, magazine interviews and film/tv scripts, overlaying the recent past against the present, and exploring how images can be still but in motion, historical yet continuously present. Based in Vancouver BC, Rodriguez has had solo exhibitions in Winnipeg, Mexico City, and Chicago. His work has been featured in Peripheral Review, Artforum, Museé Magazine and Hyperallergic. Rodriguez received his MFA from the University of Pennsylvania and in 2019 was a participant at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27704,"slug":"racquel-rowe","name":"Racquel Rowe","sortname":"rowe","bio":"Racquel Rowe is an interdisciplinary artist from the island of Barbados, currently residing in Canada. She has exhibited across Canada and holds an MFA from the University of Waterloo and a BA(Hons) in History and Studio Art from the University of Guelph. Her practice is continuously influenced by many aspects of history, matrilineal family structures, diasporic communities and her upbringing in Barbados. Her work takes the form of performance, video, site-specific work, and installation.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":22943,"slug":"jayce-salloum","name":"Jayce Salloum","sortname":"salloum","bio":"Jayce Salloum – As if an itinerant geographer of conflicted territories, Salloum observes the world and creates images/texts to re-make meaning from. He tries to go only where he is invited or where there is an intrinsic affinity, his projects being rooted in an intimate engagement with place. A grandson of Syrian or Lebanese immigrants he was born and raised on others’ land, the Sylix (Okanagan) territory. After 23 years living and working elsewheres he planted himself on the unceded stolen lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw and səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ. Recognizing and acting on this is an everyday practice, but let’s face it, he could do a lot more.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":21467,"slug":"wayne-salmon","name":"Wayne Salmon","sortname":"salmon","bio":"Wayne Salmon is a Toronto-based artist working in photography, film and installation. Born in Jamaica, Salmon immigrated to Canada in the early 1980s. His work is concerned with Black sociality, with particular focus on issues and experiences related to history, migration, memory, Black music and literature. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Toronto Metropolitan University.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27684,"slug":"serapis","name":"Serapis","sortname":"serapis","bio":"Serapis is a hybrid art, design, and fashion collective based in Athens, Greece. Serapis creates work inspired by the aura of the oceans and the industries related to the sea. 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Recent exhibitions include Come Hell or High Water (with Rosario Aninat), Mutter, Amsterdam (2022); Builders, Daimlerstrasse, Frankfurt am Main (2021); Bones (with Rosario Aninat), Fffriedrich, Frankfurt (2021); The Window and the Frame, Towards, Toronto (2022): and Digital Dadaism, Tor Art Space, Frankfurt (2021). He recently received the Linklater LLP Rundgang Prize (2022).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27917,"slug":"rasa-smite-raitis-smits","name":"Rasa Smite and Raitis Smits","sortname":"smite","bio":"Rasa Smite and Raitis Smits are Riga- and Karlsruhe-based artists and co-founders of RIXC Center for New Media Culture in Riga, co-curators of RIXC Art and Science Festival, chief-editors of Acoustic Space, as well as co-chairs of recently founded NAIA - Naturally Artificial Intelligence Art association in Karlsruhe, Germany. Together they create visionary and networked artworks – from pioneering internet radio experiments in 1990s, to artistic investigations in electromagnetic spectrum and collaborations with radio astronomers, and more recent “techno-ecological” explorations. Their projects have been nominated (Purvitis Prize 2019, 2021, International Public Arts Award - Euroasia region 2021), awarded (Ars Electronica 1998, Falling Walls - Science Breakthrough 2021) and shown widely including at the Venice Architecture Biennale, Latvian National Museum of Arts, House of Electronic Arts in Basel, Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, and other venues, exhibitions and festivals in Europe, US, Canada and Asia. Smite holds a PhD in sociology of media and culture; her thesis Creative Networks. Her In the Rear-View Mirror of Eastern European History (2011) was published by The Amsterdam Institute for Network Cultures. Currently she is a Professor of New Media Art at Liepaja University, and Senior Researcher at FHNW Academy of Art and Design in Basel, Switzerland. Smits holds his doctoral degree in arts, and he is a Professor at the Art Academy of Latvia. In 2017 Smits was a Fulbright Researcher in the Graduate Center of NYC.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27490,"slug":"sunday-school","name":"Sunday School","sortname":"sunday","bio":"Sunday School is a creative agency founded in Toronto by Josef Adamu in 2017 in an effort to offer unique perspectives through visual stories and experiences. Bringing together creatives from around the world, the agency aims to shed light on notions of identity, fashion and culture at the intersection of art and education. Sunday School has since gained international recognition for their many collaborations and projects, while actively pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":3},{"id":27973,"slug":"vunkwan-tam","name":"Vunkwan Tam","sortname":"tam","bio":"Vunkwan Tam’s practice ranges across sculpture, video, text, sound, and installation. He explores ideas relating to the internet age, which flattens culturally significant objects of all eras into a single consumable mass. For Tam, this contemporary behaviour encapsulates the absurdity of the compression and contortion of (as well as disengagement from) feelings of sorrow and frustration—feelings that reached full expression in the failure to fully manifest a communal sense of mourning in the wake of the protests in Hong Kong in 2019 over encroachment by the mainland Chinese government and the way the region’s authorities were dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21814,"slug":"jessica-thalmann","name":"Jessica Thalmann","sortname":"thalmann","bio":"Jessica Thalmann holds a Master of Fine Arts in Advanced Photographic Studies from ICP-Bard College and a BFA in Visual Arts from York University. Thalmann likes to mess with photography, to test its limits. Whether bending, tearing, tessellating or folding, she coaxes images of structural solidity (she has an abiding interest in brutalist architecture) to accommodate dimensional interventions to their representative, utopian angularity. Her work has been featured in exhibitions at Aperture Foundation, International Centre for Photography, and Humble Arts Foundation (New York); VIVO Media Arts Centre (Vancouver); Varley Art Gallery of Markham (Markham); Art Gallery of Mississauga and Blackwood Gallery at UTM (Mississauga); Museum of Contemporary Art, Harbourfront Centre, and Gallery TPW (Toronto).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":7},{"id":27821,"slug":"wolfgang-tillmans","name":"Wolfgang Tillmans","sortname":"tillmans","bio":"Wolfgang Tillmans (b. 1968, Remscheid, Germany) studied at Bournemouth and Poole College of Art and Design in Bournemouth, England, from 1990 to 1992. Relentlessly pushing to find ways to make new pictures in our image-saturated world, Tillmans has, throughout his career, explored and integrated photography’s many genres, techniques and presentation strategies. In 2000, Tillmans was the first photographer and first non-British artist to receive the Turner Prize, an award given annually by Tate in London. In recent years, Tillmans has been more directly involved in political activism. In tandem with his ongoing Truth Study Center project (begun in 2005), he has created posters for the anti-Brexit campaign in Britain and in response to right-wing populism in Germany. Fragile, a major touring solo exhibition of the artist’s work, opened in 2018 at the Musée d’Art Contemporain et Multimédias in Kinshasa, with the final stop taking place at Art Twenty One and CCA, Lagos in 2022.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27914,"slug":"jane-tingley","name":"Jane Tingley","sortname":"tingley","bio":"Jane Tingley is an artist, curator, Director of the SLOlab: Sympoietic Living Ontologies Lab and Associate Professor at York University. Her studio work combines traditional studio practice with new media tools, and spans responsive/interactive installation, performative robotics, and telematically connected distributed sculptures/installations. Her works is interdisciplinary in nature and explores the creation of spaces and experiences that push the boundaries between science and magic, interactivity, and playfulness, and offer an experience to the viewer that is accessible both intellectually and technologically. Using distributed technologies, her current work investigates the hidden complexity found in the natural world and explores the deep interconnections between the human and non-human relationships. As a curator her interests lie at the intersection art, science, and technology with a special interest in collaborative creativity as impetus for innovation and discovery. Recent exhibitions include Hedonistika (2014) at the Musée d’art contemporain (Mtl, CA), INTERACTION (2016) and Agents for Change (2020) at THE MUSEUM (Kitchener, CA). As an artist she has participated in exhibitions and festivals in the Americas, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe, including translife International Triennial of Media Art at the National Art Museum of China, Beijing, Elektra Festival in Montréal (CA) and the Künstlerhause in Vienna (AT). She received the Kenneth Finkelstein Prize in Sculpture (CA), the first prize in the iNTERFACES – Interactive Art Competition (PT).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":21059,"slug":"ryan-walker","name":"Ryan Walker","sortname":"walker","bio":"Ryan Walker is a Toronto-based artist, specializing in documentary, editorial photography, and visual advocacy. Walker’s work has been exhibited across Canada, in the United States, Russia, Italy, Finland, The Netherlands and Australia. Having graduated in 2013, he holds an MFA in Documentary Media from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU, formerly Ryerson University). He is also an educator for the BFA Photography Programs at TMU and Sheridan College. His creative practice and research focuses on humanity’s evolving modern-day relationship with nature through photography, cinema and installation.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":7},{"id":27275,"slug":"kayla-ward","name":"Kayla Ward","sortname":"ward","bio":"Kayla Ward is an artist and photographer, interested in ideas of truth, materiality, perception, and collective/personal memory. Her practice explores the process of mythmaking and the relationship between experience and image.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":28099,"slug":"rodell-warner","name":"Rodell Warner","sortname":"warner","bio":"Rodell Warner is a Trinidadian artist working primarily in new media and photography. His works have been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Berlin Biennale, and the National Gallery of Jamaica. Most recently his digital animations using archival photography have been exhibited at the Art Gallery of Ontario in the 2021 exhibition Fragments of Epic Memory, and at TERN Gallery in Nassau, the Bahamas, in the 2021 solo exhibition Augmented Archives. Rodell lives and works between Port of Spain in Trinidad, Kingston in Jamaica, and Austin, Texas, in the United States.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":23989,"slug":"jin-me-yoon","name":"Jin-me Yoon","sortname":"yoon","bio":"Jin-me Yoon's work has been presented in over 200 exhibitions across North America, Asia, and Australia, as well as select institutions worldwide over the last three decades. Most recently, one of the Korean-born, Vancouver-based artist's films screened at the Venice Biennale; her work was presented in a solo exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery; and a touring survey was organized by the Musée d’art de Joliette. Yoon is represented in 20 public and corporate collections; she received the prestigious Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship; was shortlisted for the Art Gallery of Ontario Grange Prize; and was inducted as a Fellow into the Royal Society of Canada, recognized for her research contributions in art.","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":28098,"slug":"karen-zalamea","name":"Karen Zalamea","sortname":"zalamea","bio":"Karen Zalamea is a Filipino-Canadian artist, educator and cultural worker based in Burnaby, BC. With an interdisciplinary practice rooted in photography, Zalamea considers the camera-mediated relationship between the body and space, as well as the material and representational potential of the photographic surface. She holds a BFA from Emily Carr University of Art and Design (Vancouver) and an MFA from Concordia University (Montréal), and she has carried out artist residencies in the Philippines, Iceland and Canada. Her work has been presented in solo, group and public-art exhibitions across Canada and internationally, most recently at the Capture Photography Festival (Vancouver).","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1}]},{"key":"open-call","people":[{"id":21572,"slug":"claudette-abrams","name":"Claudette Abrams","sortname":"abrams","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":13},{"id":27177,"slug":"david-addington","name":"David Addington","sortname":"addington","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":28890,"slug":"djeneba-aduayom","name":"Djeneba Aduayom","sortname":"aduayom","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27230,"slug":"aniqa-al-basith","name":"Aniqa Al-Basith","sortname":"al-basith","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27443,"slug":"stephane-alexis","name":"Stéphane Alexis","sortname":"alexis","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27336,"slug":"mahsa-alikhani","name":"Mahsa Alikhani","sortname":"alikhani","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27315,"slug":"millicent-amurao","name":"Millicent Amurao","sortname":"amurao","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27183,"slug":"barbara-anderson","name":"Barbara Anderson","sortname":"anderson","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":27234,"slug":"kevin-aranibar","name":"Kevin Aranibar","sortname":"aranibar","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":25738,"slug":"anais-are","name":"Anaïs Are","sortname":"are","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":2},{"id":27193,"slug":"cleow-artsy","name":"Cleow Artsy","sortname":"artsy","bio":"","permalink":null,"country":null,"thumbnail":null,"events":1},{"id":25673,"slug":"stephen-attong","name":"Stephen Attong","sortname":"attong","bio":"

Stephen Attong (b.1994) is a Trinidad-born, Toronto-based photographer. His work explores sentimentality in public spaces. From amusement parks to quiet moments with friends, hidden beneath playful colours and structures is deep contemplation of shared experiences. He intends to enable viewers to relate to, recall, or imagine their own memories in his work. Often inspired by screenplays and cinema, Attong explores how these experiences, perspectives and ideas can co-exist through the common anchor of a still image.

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Delali Cofie is a Ghanaian-Nigerian photographer living in Toronto, Canada. He is a recent graduate of OCAD University, where he was the recipient of the Barbara Astman and Peter Sramek photography awards, and the OCAD U Medal. Through storytelling, he engages in multiple genres of photography such as fine art, documentary, and fashion, frequently creating work between his native city of Accra and his current city of Toronto, to tell a tale of two cities linked by a diasporic thread. Delali has exhibited in Toronto at Patel Brown, Gallery 44, and Harbourfront Center; at the Black Art Centre, Surrey; and was featured in legendary Ghanaian photographer James Barnor’s exhibition catalogue at the Arles Photography Festival.

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