Kate Whiteway
Kate Whiteway is an independent curator based in Toronto. Her area of focus is on research-based artist practices and contemporary exhibition history. Her recent exhibitions include Nicole Coon: Jetee (Beauty Supply, 2024), Andrew James Paterson: Never Enough Night, co-curated with Laura Carusi and Anthony Cooper (the plumb, 2024), Louise Lawler, Louise Noguchi (Beauty Supply, 2023), and John Devlin: Out of a Heart of Quiet (Erin Stump Projects, 2022).
Links
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In the Rough, Publication, The Plumb, Toronto
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Reesa Greenberg Award for Curatorial Studies, University of Toronto, 2018
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Atelier Celadon, Kate Whiteway Curator Profile
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In & Out of Saskatchewan, Art Museum at the University of Toronto, 2019
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Whispers That Got Away, co-curated with Atelier Céladon, SBC Gallery of Contemporary Art, Montreal, 2018
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Glass House
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Dead Letter Office: White Glove Sale, co-curated with Atelier Céladon, Art Metropole, Toronto, 2018
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“A book is already a library,” Curatorial essay on Soft Turns
PROGRAM: Peer-to-Peer: The First Circle
October 18, 2024 - December 31, 2024Critical Distance is thrilled to launch our latest initiative to support curatorial practices across Canada and beyond. Titled Peer-to-Peer, this Directory-based program shines a spotlight on emerging, midcareer, and established curators whose projects and practices have attracted the notice of colleagues in the field.
Please join us in congratulating the First Circle curators, namely:
Amin Alsaden
Fatma Hendawy Yehia
Genevieve Wallen
Kate Whiteway
Lillian O’Brien Davis
Liz Ikiriko
Noor Alé
Sean Lee
Swapnaa Tamhane
Zoë Chan