Looking forward to being a CAA Co-Chair for SAC panel The Politics of AI as a Medium of Art with Lorelei d'Andriole, Michigan State University and Julian Haladyn, OCAD

Looking forward to presenting Michel Foucault’s Picture Object: Lighting, Perception, and the Modern Viewer on Lighting the Artwork: Sensory Perception and Shifting Contexts of Displays at CAA 2026.

Happy to be among the An (Incomplete) List of Artists Shown at the Trianon

The 2026 CAA Portfolio Review and Industry Advice for Artists, hosted by Services to Artist Committee, provides an in-person platform to receive valuable input, advice, and critical feedback from leading professionals.

We are seeking Portfolio Reviewers and Industry Experts to volunteer their time in mentoring artists, providing critical feedback on their work, and supporting their professional development.

FMSAC, May 27-29 at the AML

Looking forward to chairing the roundtable Film and Media Pedagogy and Practice for The Film & Media Studies Association of Canada. May 27th to May 29th in the Department of Film & Media at Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Participants: Deirdre Longue, Allyson Mitchel, Émilie (Jacob) von Garan and Aydan Hasanova

Join me for the April edition of Kids Creativity Club at The TETT Centre for Creativity and Learning

Presenting Duchamp’s Collages on Histories on Display, Histories Unbound: Pathways of the Past the 22nd Annual McGill-Queen’s Conference which takes place in Kingston on March 29th and March 30th, 2025.

This panel critically re-examines the potentials of curatorial pedagogy and practice within our institutions’ social and cultural contexts and curatorial partnerships. Among different considerations, Curatorial Pedagogy and Practice, focuses on the positioning for curatorial methodologies, the roles of curatorial practice as research-creation, “the education turn” in the curatorial, and the changing study of the curatorial in academia. In bringing together curators, artists, historians, educators and scholars we hope to provide a conversational forum to share and analyze texts, issues, discourses and personal curatorial experiences that inform the futures of curatorial praxis.

The CAA Services to Artists Committee is thrilled to share that artists Wendy Red Star and Martha Rosler will be the featured guests of the CAA 113th Annual Conference Annual Artist Interviews!

Join us for a CAA-organized special offsite exhibition presented by the Services to Artists Committee at at the Sotheby's Institute of Art, a short 15 minute walk offsite. RSVP required for access to exhibition at least 24 hours in advance. Performance will be held Thursday, 3-6-p.m. RSVP HERE.

Centering their practices on the exhibition theme "Vantage Point”, this two part panel brings together emerging and established artists working in photo-based or screen based mediums to talk about their practices.

Reviewing in Session 1: CAA Portfolio Review and Industry Advice for Artists

Join us for a CAA-organized special offsite exhibition presented by the Services to Artists Committee at at the Sotheby's Institute of Art, a short 15 minute walk offsite. RSVP required for access to exhibition at least 24 hours in advance. Reception will be held Thursday, 6-8-p.m.  RSVP HERE.

Delighted to giveThe Bader Graduate Student Lecture in The Arts for Queen's University International Student Chapter of the American Chemical Society (Q-ACS) Bader Symposium.

Playing with AI.

As the curator of the exhibition, I am delighted to share the call for photo-based artists!

Calling all photographers! The Services to Artists Committee invites submissions for "Vantage Point," a photography exhibition during the CAA 113th Annual Conference.

Looking forward to participating on Thoughts on Duchamp for UAAC 2024, Chair: Julian Jason Haladyn, OCAD University