CURATORIAL WORK

Curatorial planning, collection development, and acquisition research focusing on artists from the WANASA region (West Asia, North Africa, South Asia).

Architectural design by Frank Gehry.

The most celebrated, outspoken, and influential contemporary Indigenous artists working in Canada today.

Arsenal Contemporary New York (Jan 12 - March 16, 2024)

The first large scale museum exhibition in China, and the largest to date in Asia, of the pioneering Modernist master Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitsky, 1890-1976).

M WOODS 798 (1 October, 2021 - 2 January, 2022)

China’s first and most comprehensive overview of the work of Bruce Nauman, in collaboration with Tate Modern, London and the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.

M WOODS Hutong (11 March 2022 – 10 July 2022)

The US solo debut of the Anishinaabe/French multidisciplinary artist. Curated by Greg A. Hill, former Audain Senior Curator of Indigenous Art at the National Gallery of Canada.

Arsenal Contemporary New York (Sept 8 - Oct 21, 2023)

Group exhibition organized by artist Oli Epp and curator Mollie E Barnes.

Arsenal Contemporary New York (Nov 3 - Dec 16, 2023)

Xinjiang was an important passage along the ancient Silk Road. For thousands of years, painters, artisans, musicians, dancers, and scholars, formed the exuberance of Xinjiang arts and cultures.

M Woods 798 (July 10- August 29, 2021)

Ecologies of Landscape gathers work by nine highly accomplished artists from Canada and abroad to re-imagine our perceptual, aesthetic, and ethical relationships with our home planet.

Barbara Edwards Contemporary (Nov 10, 2018 - Jan 26, 2019)

Toronto’s free all-night celebration of contemporary art transforms public spaces into extraordinary landscapes.

Archival research, chemical analyses, and provenance tracing for a physical and digital exhibition reconsidering the collection.