Critical Distance Locations Montreal, QC

Stephanie E. Creaghan is an interdisciplinary artist who makes work about how violence presents itself in communication, combining different forms of language (visual/audio/spatial/temporal) to reveal latent forms of manipulation.

Bea Parsons is a printmaker, drawer, and painter, originally from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, now living and working in Montreal. Her practice has primarily focused on black and white monoprints and, most recently, coloured pencil drawings on archival paper.

Geneviève Wallen is a Tiohtiá:ke Mooniyang/Montreal and Tkaronto/Toronto based independent curator, writer, and researcher. Wallen’s practice is informed by diasporic narratives, intersectional feminism, intergenerational dialogues, BIPOC alternative healing platforms functioning outside neo-libral definitions of self and collective care. Her ongoing research focuses on the intersections of longevity and pleasure as contemplative spaces for care work in the arts.

Swapnaa Tamhane is an artist and curator. She has a BA Art History from Carleton University, Ottawa, MA in Contemporary Art from The University of Manchester, and an MFA in Fibres & Material Practices, Concordia University, Montreal. 

Chris Andrews (b. 1994) is a curator and artist living and working in Tiohtià:ke (Montréal).