Jocelyn Anderson, Deputy Director, Art Canada Institute, Toronto,
is an art historian whose recent research focuses on art and the
British Empire, particularly art in Canada in the late nineteenth
and early twentieth centuries. Her work on images of the British
Empire has been published in British Art Studies and the Oxford Art
Journal, and she is the author of William Brymner: Life and Work
(Art Canada Institute, 2020). Anderson has a PhD from the
University of London (Courtauld Institute of Art). Daina Augaitis,
was Chief Curator/Associate Director from 1996 to 2017 at the
Vancouver Art Gallery where she worked with a team of curators to
conceive and develop the Gallery’s exhibitions, publications,
collections and public programs. Among the over 30 exhibitions she
curated or co-curated were these solo projects of Rebecca Belmore,
Douglas Coupland, Stan Douglas, Charles Edenshaw, Geoffrey Farmer,
Kimsooja, Muntadas, Brian Jungen, Ian Wallace, Gillian Wearing and
Zhu Jinshi.
John Geoghegan is a writer and curator based in Toronto. His
primary areas of interest are Canadian women artists, portraiture,
and Inuit art. He is co-curator of the exhibitions Moving Side and
Forward: A Journey through the Collection of York University for
the Varley Art Gallery, Markham, Ontario, and Looking Down from Up
for Gallery 44, Toronto. Geoghegan is the former Senior Editor of
Inuit Art Quarterly. Sarah Milroy is Chief Curator of the McMichael
Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, Ontario. The former editor
and publisher of Canadian Art magazine, she served as lead art
critic of The Globe and Mail from 2001 to 2011. In 2014, she and
Ian A.C. Dejardin curated From the Forest to the Sea: Emily Carr in
British Columbia, at Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, UK, followed
by Vanessa Bell (2017) and David Milne: Modern Painting (2018).
Milroy and Dejardin also curated the McMichael’s exhibition Lionel
LeMoine FitzGerald: Into the Light (2019). Milroy was the curator
of Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment (2021–22)
at the McMichael. Nancy Tousley is an art critic, arts journalist
and independent curator. She was art critic of the Calgary Herald
for more than thirty years and a contributing editor of Canadian
Art. She has organized exhibitions and written numerous catalogue
essays for public art galleries across Canada. In 2002 she was
recognized for outstanding achievement in arts journalism by the
Canadian Museums Association and in 2011 was given a Governor
General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts for her contributions to
contemporary Canadian art. Most recently, she was a contributor to
the monograph Vikky Alexander: Extreme Beauty and co-editor and
essayist for A Sublime Vernacular: The Landscape Painting of Levine
Flexhaug, both published by Figure 1 Publishing. She lives in
Calgary, Alberta.
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