Ingrid Jones
Toronto-based curator and creative director, Ingrid Jones, examines the intersections of decolonial curatorial practice, transnational solidarities, and the politics of museum representation. Her research engages themes of marginalization and refusal through installation, media, and collaborative projects. She has curated exhibitions and programs for the Doris McCarthy Gallery (Toronto), SAVVY Contemporary (Berlin), and the Art Museum at the University of Toronto. She has also lectured and created masterclasses on photographic best practices and design for Toronto Metropolitan University and Sheridan Institute, respectively. Her work has been supported by the Ontario Arts Council, the Canada Council for the Arts, and the Reesa Greenberg Fund, and featured in Vice Berlin and Art, Design & Communication in Higher Education, among others.
Elida Schogt
Elida Schogt is an award-winning filmmaker, media artist, and writer whose work engages feminist, participatory practices and disrupts power imbalances in storytelling. She brings over 25 years of leadership and governance experience in the arts, most recently as Executive Director of the Media Arts Network of Ontario (MANO), and holds a PhD in Visual Arts from York University.Find out more
Victoria Carrasco
Victoria Carrasco is a Chilean-Canadian curator, born in Montréal.
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Dee Dee Decay
With an emphasis on play, Dee Dee Decay works with sculpture, performance, video, and the tender processing of materials. The close relationship they hold with their grandmother directly informs their practice through manual labor, slowness, repetition, and care, whether they find themselves at the metal studio or by claybeds of the Humber River. For Dee, creating from a land-based practice becomes the connective tissue that brings together their cultural investigations and reverence of death in the form of a tangled fruit net. This past year, they’ve developed an affinity for white swiftlets and the unique nature of their nests. Ongoing research explores colonial histories in South Asia and their personal experiences with homebuilding and migration. Dee is a queer Chinese-Viet…Find out more
Hala Alsalman
Hala Alsalman is an interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker with a background in journalism. Her work investigates political power, history-making and gender relations through video, collage and ceramics. She graduated with SSHRC funded MFA from OCAD University in 2024 and was recently awarded a research-creation grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.