Between 2001-2012, I researched and produced several artworks focused on the representation of women spies during WWII. I received a prestigious SSHRC Research Creation Grant that allowed me to produced two of these shows. THIN AIR, the second in a trilogy of shows on this subject was shown at the Koffler Gallery in Toronto in March 2008. The third work was exhibited at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa in November 2009. A catalogue of these works was published by the galleries and is available at ABC Art Books. In November 2008, “APPROACHING HISTORIES: Intersections of history, visual art and literature” Symposium was held at the RMG with presentations by artist John Greyson, Prof. Shelly Hornstein, author Helen Humphreys and Nina Levitt.
I was commissioned to produce new photographic works for Women’s College Hospital’s 100th anniversary for an exhibition at The Gladstone Hotel in Toronto and the opening of the Artscape Youngplace. My 1996 video installation, DUET, was remounted and included in Fanning the Flames: Queer Positions in Photography at the Art Gallery of Ontario in June 2014.
From 1984 to 1991 I worked as the Program Coordinator of the Toronto Photographers Workshop, an artist run photography gallery that I helped found. I taught photography at the University of Illinois at Chicago, video at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and in the New Media Program in the School of Image Arts, Ryerson University.
I am Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director in the Department of Visual Art and Art History at York University in Toronto.
My work is represented by Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto
Download a pdf of my home, featured in issue 47 of Covet Garden magazine in 2014