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Artist Nancy Lee and Kiran Bhumber standing close to each other in a field of cactus.

Nancy Lee 李南屏 and Kiran Bhumber ਕਿਰਨਦੀਪ ਕੌਰ ਭੰਬਰ

Lee is a Taiwanese-Canadian interdisciplinary media artist, curator, filmmaker, DJ and cultural producer. Their work stimulates and enlivens space, making a provocative statement about how inescapably interconnected we are with our surroundings.

Bhumber is an Indo-Canadian interdisciplinary media artist, composer, performer and educator. Her practice considers the mediation of memory through emerging technologies and how the body reinscribes memory into the present.

Read Lee + Bhumber's Full Bio + Statement Nancy Lee 李南屏 and Kiran Bhumber ਕਿਰਨਦੀਪ ਕੌਰ ਭੰਬਰ

Participating Artists

Artist Natasha Courage Bacchus stands straight against a black backdrop in a studio setting.

Natasha “Courage” Bacchus

Bacchus is a Tkaronto-Guyanese Black Deaf Queer Female, and former Deafolympican. Her new video work, Reflection of ME, shares her experiences of personal trauma within the broader context of a white, patriarchal, colonial society.

Read Full Bio + Statement Natasha “Courage” Bacchus

Artist Lena Chen wears decorative headgear made with leather and chains in a photo studio setting.

Lena Chen

Chen is a Chinese American writer and artist creating performances and socially-engaged art. She is currently developing an interactive game about social media censorship and deplatforming sex workers.

Read Full Bio + Statement Lena Chen

A black and white photo of artist Mallory Donen smiling widely.

Mallory Donen

Donen is a multidisciplinary artist exploring processes rooted in traditional craft passed down by family. Within her practice, she challenges notions of labour, productivity, and the value of art in relation to craft and women’s work.

Read Full Bio + Statement Mallory Donen

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Margaret Dragu and Justine A. Chambers

As an artist for 50 years, Dragu works in video, installation, digital and analogue publication, and performance. Chambers is a dance artist whose movement-based practice considers choreography as an empathic practice.

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Robin Gaudreau/Rye

Rye is an intersex genderqueer performer who uses acrobatic contemporary moves to tell sentimental stories. When performing, Rye brings full production and seduction, with their edgy mix of drag and burlesque.

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Artist Gina Goico spreads her arms holding a poster that reads, "Recognize to heal", in front of a hill against a pastel-coloured sky.

Gina Goico

Goico is a queer afro-indigenous multidisciplinary artist, educator and self-proclaimed necia. Through their work, she navigates their identity and the spaces where they exist in the Dominican Republic and the United States.

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Skim wears a black blazer over a white shirt and a black hat while pointing their index finger upwards while sitting in front of a table on stage.

Romi Kim/Skim

Kim is a Korean Canadian genderfluid interdisciplinary artist. They often work within themes of gender performativity, intergenerational effects of colonialism, memory and emotions. Also known as Skim in drag, they are a part of the House of Rice.

Read Full Bio + Statement Romi Kim/Skim

A headshot of artist Danielle Mackenzie standing outside.

Danielle Mackenzie Long

Long is a queer emerging contemporary dance artist and self-taught filmmaker. Captivated by the ideas of childhood memories, her upbringing in the Okanagan has greatly contributed to her fascination with exploring identity and perception of self.

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A headshot of artist Mickey L.D. Morgan standing outside with pink flowers in their hair.

Mickey L.D. Morgan

Morgan is a TransLesbian Jewish bookmaker and social practice artist who works primarily with storytelling, translation, diaspora, anti-racism, de-colonialism, queering, cripping, and altogether reimagining the ways we hold space with one another.

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Kofi Oduro/Illestpreacha

Oduro is a creative coder, creative engineer, thinker, poet, and performer based in Montreal. He describes his art practices as “an observation of the world around us that I then put into artworks for others to relate to or disagree with.”

Read Full Bio + Statement Kofi Oduro/Illestpreacha

Artist Angelic Proof smiling towards the camera while leaning against a concrete wall in a building.

Angelic Goldsky

Goldsky is a queer trans-gender Russian-Jewish poet and media visionary. As an advocate for justice in media, specifically towards imaginations of queerness, Goldsky has facilitated workshops across North America.

Read Full Bio + Statement Angelic Goldsky

A headshot of artist Juli Saragosa standing in front of a white textile.

Juli Saragosa

Saragosa enjoys collaboration and interdisciplinary practice, extending the practice to the curatorial and educational, as a grassroots organizer, curator and workshop leader, film and media arts instructor, and mentor.

Read Full Bio + Statement Juli Saragosa

A person covering their face with both hands while and image of a skull projects on top.

Sarah Shamash

Shamash’s research-creation practice is committed to decolonial, feminist critique and action. Her artworks comprise a wide variety of formats, such as installation, documentary, photography, sound, performance, and video.

Read Full Bio + Statement Sarah Shamash

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