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Mary Balomenos was born in Vancouver and lives and works in Paris since 1980.
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Heather Cameron, Peter Cosco, Reid Diamond, Rebecca Diederichs, Peter Hobbs and Cathy Jones are a group of artists collectively presenting site-specific works under the title PLACE AND SHOW. The State of Viewing: Distinguishing Between...
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Karen Hoeberg explores stories of personal passage through mediums of installation, video, audio and the internet. Her practice is rooted in stories of her family, as well as in her relationship with land.
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Lorraine Simms is a painter who lives and works in Montréal, Quebec. She graduated from the Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) in Toronto, and completed her MFA at Concordia University. She has exhibited works across Canada and the...
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Immony Men is a visual artist currently based in Toronto. His practice takes the form of new medias, digital-print practices, time-based performances, and immersive environments. Labor intensity is a strong element in his art practice....
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Minh Nguyen is an artist and independent curator from Ottawa. She received a B.F.A. from the University of Waterloo, and a M.F.A. from the University of California, Berkeley. A recipient of numerous grants and awards including a fellowship...
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Minh Nguyen is an artist and independent curator from Ottawa. She received a B.F.A. from the University of Waterloo, and a M.F.A. from the University of California, Berkeley. A recipient of numerous grants and awards including a fellowship...
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Patricia Deadman (Woodstock, ON) is a visual artist, independent curator and writer. She studied Fine Arts, Fanshawe College (London, ON) and obtained her BFA from the University of Windsor. Her lens-based work has been exhibited since the...
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César Damián (Mexico City) is a photographer and his work includes electronic media, video and sound installations. He studied photography at Scottsdale Community College (Arizona, USA 2001) and Centro de la Imagen (Mexico City, Mexico...
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Chris Simonite’s animations focus on issues of modern masculinity while utilizing his talents in visual arts and music. Simonite’s irreverent animations poke fun at, among other things, religion and radical feminism while constantly...
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John K. Grande has curated several editions of Earth Art at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington, Ontario. Mr. Grande is the author of Balance: Art and Nature (Black Rose Books, 1994), Art Nature Dialogues: Interviews with...
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Mark Mizgala was born in Montreal in 1963, and graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1987 where he was awarded full scholarship for three consecutive years. In his graduating year he was the recipient of the prestigious...
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Christine Redfern has medically dissected and artistically explored human bodies. One of her best-known images is the photograph Shoot, of her naked and nine months pregnant, holding guns and wearing a goalie’s mask onto which she...
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Anna Peak grew up in Berlin, Germany and traveled all over Europe working as a carpenter in her twenties. She immigrated to Canada in summer 2008 after graduating in Communication Design at University of Applied Sciences in Potsdam,...
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Jude Norris is a multi-disciplinary Cree/Anishnawbe/Russian/Scottish Gypsy Metis artist from Edmonton. She has been using video media in a variety of ways for close to two decades. She is deeply concerned and involved with Plains Cree...
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In a brief yet prolific career, the Cuban-born artist Ana Mendieta (1948–1985) created groundbreaking work in photography, performance, film, drawing, sculpture, mixed media, and site-specific installations. Mendieta is a pioneer among...
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In her curatorial and writing practice, Cathy Mattes focuses on Aboriginal issues and art, and explores concepts of community and dialogical aesthetics. She has contributed writings to the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Plug In ICA, Canadian...
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Philomène Longpré is a multimedia artist who explores the interactions between the physical and virtual worlds. Since 1999, her focus has been on the development of reactive video art systems that juxtapose responsive membranes, virtual...
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Caro Caron feeds her needs for odds and ends daily; it’s a sort of chronic illness. She is a hunter/gatherer of what she considers primary materials: wood, metal, fur, feathers, plastic flowers, thingamajigs, doohickeys, and...