About Cherie
Biography
Cherie Moses is a Canadian artist who emigrated from the United States and she currently lives in Vancouver, BC.
She holds an undergraduate degree in English Literature as well as an undergraduate and a graduate degree in visual art. She has taught at what is now known as MacEwan University for over 30 years, introducing courses such as Intermedia and Contemporary Art Issues (early 80’s) into what had been a traditionally oriented curriculum.
Cherie has exhibited internationally in a wide range of media, such as painting, photo-based work, prints, installations, performance art, audio installations and video. Her work can be found in collections throughout the United States and Canada.
She has often dealt with content such as cultural displacement, immigration, gender and prejudice. She has held numerous grants and is included in collections internationally. Her video Say It is in the collection of the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Her videos have been broadcast as well as being included in numerous festivals. She produced audio installations using two languages as dictated by the subject. Her first audio installation, Canciones de las Madres, has been included in the 2010 CD compilation Deep Wireless 7, produced by New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) in Toronto. It was also exhibited at the Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, from 2015 to 2016.
Her other audio installation, OtterWoman Breathing, uses both spoken English as well as Ojibway prose poetry to create the surround sound of three distinct voices. Cherie’s work with audio has become known as a type of archiving of women’s histories and she has presented on this topic in Edmonton in 2009 at Going Public: Cross-disciplinary perspectives on presenting women’s history conference, Royal Alberta Museum. Her work in this area has also been written about in an online journal:
Fung, Amy. “(Re)searching the Unheard: Cherie Moses’ Archive of Lesser Heard Voices”. Ctrl+P: Journal of Contemporary Art. Issue 12, pages 8+9. July, 2008.
Book entries on her work:
- Alberta Art and Artists: An Overview. Patricia Ainslie and Mary-Beth Laviolette, Calgary: Fifth House Publishers, 2007.
- An Alberta Art Chronicle: adventures in recent and contemporary art. Mary-Beth Laviolette, Canmore: Altitude Publishing Canada Ltd, 2006.
- Sightlines: Printmaking and Image Culture. Walter Jule, editor, Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1997.
- Performance Au/In Canada 1970-1990, Alain-Martin Richard & Clive Robertson.Toronto: Co-publishers-> Editions Intervention, Quebec and Coach House Press, 1991.
- Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century North American Women Artists, New York: Garland Publications.
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Personal Data
Citizenship: Canadian
Education
Master of Visual Arts, Printmaking
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
1976
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Photography & Printmaking
Nova Scotia College of
Art and Design
Halifax, Nova Scotia
1972
Bachelor of Arts
English Literature
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio
Exhibitions
August-September, 2021 – Group, invitational
Right Place, Right Time: The Rest is History
20/20 Gallery
New York, New York
September 2015 to February 2016 – Solo exhibition
Canciones de las Madres (Songs of the Mothers)
Audio installation
Museum of Anthropology
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Jan 22-Feb 19, 2011 – Solo exhibition
OtterWoman Breathing (audio+visual installation)
WARC: Women’s Art Resource Centre Gallery
Toronto, Ontario
October, 2009 – Solo exhibition
OtterWoman Breathing (audio installation)
In conjunction with “Going Public: Cross-disciplinary perspectives on presenting women’s history” conference
Royal Alberta Museum
Edmonton, Alberta
May 2009 – Collaborative
OtterWoman Breathing (audio installation)
Sculptural installation: Gilles Morissette
White Water Gallery
North Bay, Ontario
May 2009 – Curated, group exhibition
ART AND LABOUR
Video: The Measure of Success
Ace Art, Winnipeg, Manitoba
June & July, 2008 – Curated, international group exhibition
NO TIME TO LOSE
Video: The Measure of Success
Peacock Visual Arts Gallery
Aberdeen, Scotland
May 2005
ALBERTA BIENNIAL
Audio installation: Canciones de las Madres
Edmonton Art Gallery
Edmonton, Alberta
Feb 2005
ALBERTA BIENNIAL
Walter Phillips Gallery
Banff Centre, Alberta
2002-2004 – Group, invitational
PULSE: Northern Alberta Drawing Exhibition
Traveling in Canada
2003 – Group, invitational
Group Exhibition
Front Gallery, Edmonton
2002 – group
Side by Side
Late Winter Selections by Two Galleries
Front Gallery and Bugera/Kmet Gallery
Edmonton
2001 – solo show
A REORDERING OF THE UNNATURAL WORLD
Front Gallery, Edmonton , Alberta
2001 – group
NEW SPACE,NEW AUDIENCE
CAA members on-line exhibition
http://nexus.colum.edu/caa2001
2000 – group
Gallery artists
Front Gallery
2000 – group, national
– juried
VIRTUE
College of Visual Arts Gallery
St. Paul, Minnesota
2000
– group
FIBRE OPTICS
Prairie Art Gallery
Grande Prairie, Alberta
1999 – group
Galerie Epreuve d’Artiste
Beirut, Lebanon
1999 – group
FACULTY SHOW
Cleveland Institute of Art
Cleveland, Ohio
1999 – group
Front Gallery
Edmonton
1998 – group
SACRED SEX II
Harcourt House Gallery, Edmonton
1998 – group
Galerie Epreuve d’Artiste
Beirut, Lebanon
1998 – group
Edward Day Gallery
“Gallery Printmakers”, Toronto
1998 – group
Front Gallery
Edmonton
1997 – group
Edward Day Gallery
Kingston, Ontario
1997 – group
MASTER CLASS: Celebrating
25 Years of the University of
Alberta’s Printmaking Program
FAB Gallery, Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton
1997 – group
NEW ACQUISTIONS
Edmonton Art Gallery, Alberta
1997 – solo show
ARCHITECTURES OF DESIRE
Rowles & Co. Gallery
Edmonton
1997 – group
THE PLEASURE OF STILL LIFE
Front Gallery, Edmonton
1996-97 – group
CAMERA OBSCURED
Edmonton Art Gallery
1996 – solo show
ARCHITECTURES OF DESIRE
Galerie Sans Nom, Moncton, NB
1996 – solo show
ARCHITECTURES OF DESIRE
The Front Gallery, Edmonton
1996 – solo show
A PLACE CALLED QUIET
Rowles and Parham Galleries at
Commerce Place, Edmonton
1996
Group Exhibition, Front Gallery
Edmonton
1996 – group, touring
BEYOND: Investigations of
Iconography and the Spiritual
AKA Artists’ Centre, Saskatoon, SK
1995
MEDIA CITY II (Mubarakah)
film and video festival
Artcite, Windsor, Ontario
1995 – group
WEST MEETS WEST (Mubarakah)
the Pitt Gallery exchange show
with the New Gallery, Vancouver, BC
1995 – group, juried
40 DEGREES CELSIUS
Aggregate Society, Edmonton
1995
YORKTON SHORT FILM AND
VIDEO FESTIVAL (Mubarakah)
Saskatchewan
1995
Group Exhibition,
Front Gallery, Edmonton
1995 – group
ARKTYPES: ROMANTICISM IN
ANIMAL IMAGERY,
Edmonton Art Gallery
1994
ACT OF VIDEO FESTIVAL (Mubarakah)
Downtown Community Television
Center, New York
1994
PREMIERE SCREENING of
the video Mubarakah
National Film Board of Canada, Edmonton
1993
Featured Artist
Vanderleelie Gallery, Edmonton
1993
MAYWORKS (video)
Vancouver
1993 – summer
Group Show
Vanderleelie Gallery, Edmonton
1992 – group invitational
NATURE AS ARTIFACT
Edmonton Art Gallery
Edmonton
1992 – invitational – group
JUST NICHE IT,
Art Evo Gallery
Edmonton
1992 – solo
A PLACE CALLED QUIET
paintings, Leo Kamen Gallery
Toronto
1991 – group
NEW WORKS
Leo Kamen Gallery
summer show, Toronto
1991 – group
THE REGINA WORK PROJECT
MacKenzie Art Gallery
Regina, Saskatchewan
1991 – group
NEW WORKS
Leo Kamen Gallery
Toronto
1991 – group
PAPER AND PRINT
Open Studio
Toronto
1990 – group
NEW ALBERTA ART
Glenbow Museum, Calgary
1990 – group
NEW WORKS: RECENT ACQUISTIONS
National Gallery of Canada
Ottawa
1990
Gallery Artists
Leo Kamen Gallery
Toronto
1990 – solo
BRIDES AND EVIL WOMEN
McIntosh Gallery
London, Ontario
1990 – group
EDMONTON ’90
Edmonton Art Gallery
1990 – group
NEW GALLERY ARTISTS
Leo Kamen Gallery (paintings)
Toronto
1990
NOT SUITABLE FOR MATURE AUDIENCES
performance done as part of the
exhibition “Dangerous Goods”
Edmonton Art Gallery
1990 – solo
Paintings
Books & Co., New York
1990 – group
VIDEO WEST
Muttart Gallery, Calgary
1989 – group
WOMEN AND DESIRE
Plug In Gallery
Winnipeg
1988
MAYWORKS EXHIBITION
Vancouver
1989
PAINTINGS:WORKS ON PAPER
Ingrid Cusson Gallery
New York
1989 – juried
THE OPEN WINDOW
International Film & Video Festival
Copenhagen, Aarhus, Aalborg, Odense, Denmark
1989 – 3 person
IDENTIFICATION: GENDER
Centennial Gallery
Oakville, Ontario
1988
IMAGES 88
Contemporary Film and Video
Toronto
1988
IN ABSENTIA
Independent Film and Video
Alliance Showcase
Vancouver
1988 – juried
PRESSURE/PRESSURE
Invitational Performance at the
Winnipeg Art Gallery
1988 – group
POSITION
Southern Alberta Art Gallery
Lethbridge
1988
PRESSURE/PRESSURE
Invitational Performance at the
Winnipeg Art Gallery
1988 – group
SUSPECTS
Latitude 53 Gallery,Edmonton
1988
IN-SIGHT: Edmonton Women’s Film
and Video Festival
1988 – group
PLAINS VIDEO: 17 Videotapes
A Space, Toronto
1988 – juried
SURVEY ALBERTA ’88
Olympic Arts Festival
Alberta College of Art Gallery
Calgary
1988 – Premiere
PRESSURE/PRESSURE
Performance
Chinook Theatre, Edmonton
1987/88 – Invitational/travelling
IDENTIFYING TRACKS
Canadian Exhibition of Video Art
Originates from the SAW Gallery in
Ottawa, tours Canada
1987 – solo
VIGNETTES/SHORT STORIES
Galerie Powerhouse, Montreal
1987 – Invitational
ALUMNI PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Anna Leonowens Gallery
Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, Halifax
1987 – Invitational
CELEBRATIONS
Fine Art Building Gallery
University of Alberta
Edmonton
1986
INTERNATIONAL INTERMEDIA
PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL
Group video screening, Winnipeg
1986
PLAYBACK CABARET
AKA Gallery
Group video screening
Saskatoon
1986 – group
A TALE OF TWO CITIES
Video Art in Alberta
Ringhouse Gallery, Edmonton
1986 solo (one of two shows)
SHORT STORIES
Stride Gallery
Calgary
1986
FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL de FILMS et VIDEOS de FEMMES
(International Women’s film and
Video Festival), Montreal
1986 – group
VIDEO POOL LIBRARY EXHIBITION
Video Pool
Winnipeg
1986 – group
TAPE EXCHANGE
Monitor North, Thunder Bay
1986 – juried
THE PLAINS CANADA TRAVELLING SHOW
Curated by EM/Media, Calgary
1985 – Invitational
VIDEO FRINGE
Fringe Festival 1985
Film and Video Artists Society, Edmonton
June 1985 – Solo show
BRIDES AND OPENING CEREMONIES
Mixed Media and Performance
Oakville Galleries, Ontario
1985 – group/travelling
HANDMADE PAPER
Burlington Cultural Centre
Burlington, Ontario
1984/85 – Invitational
WORKS ON A PERSONAL SCALE
Burlington Cultural Centre
Burlington, Ontario
1984 – Invitational
ENIGMA
The Nickle Art Museum, Calgary
1984
6 ARTISTS FROM EDMONTON
Ringhouse Gallery, Edmonton
1984 – Solo show
IMPOSED IMAGE: MOTHER
Robert Vanderleelie Gallery, Edmonton
1983 – group
CONTACT (ONE)
Walter Phillips Gallery
The Banff Centre, Alberta
1983 – group
PAPERWORKS: CANADA/USA
Alberta College of Art Gallery
Calgary
May 1983 – Solo show
BRIDES AND OPENING CEREMONIES
Mixed media and performance
A.K.A. Gallery, Saskatoon
May 1983 – group
CONNECTIONS
Martin Gerrard Gallery
Edmonton
1983 – Solo show
EVIL WOMEN
The Front Gallery, Edmonton
1983 – group
WHAT WAS NEW IN ’82
Recent Acquisitions
Beaver House Gallery
Alberta Culture, Edmonton
1982
19 WHO DO COPY ART
Club 57
New York, New York
1982 – group
COPY ART
Plastic Image
Boston, Massachusetts
May 1982 – Guest Artist
Performance: BRIDAL BAGGING
Central Hall Artists
New York, New York
1982 – Solo show
BRIDES AND OPENING CEREMONIES
Mixed media and performance
Alberta College of Art Gallery, Calgary
1982 – group
THE CONSTRUCTED SURFACE
Glendon Gallery, Toronto
Dec./Jan.1981/82 – group
WHITE ART
The Art Gallery at Harbourfront
Toronto
1981 – group
Gallery Artists
The Front Gallery, Edmonton
Oct. 1981 – Solo show
BRIDES AND OPENING CEREMONIES
Mixed media and performance
SUB Art Gallery
University of Alberta, Edmonton
1980/81 Solo show
SCULPTURE AND PAPERWORKS
Yarlow/Salzman Gallery, Toronto
1980/81 – Invitational
NOT JUST ANOTHER PRINT EXHIBITION
Alberta and touring
1980 – group
PHOTOS AND PAPERWORKS
The Art Workshop, Edmonton
1980 – group show
Pas de Deux, (photo series)
SUB Art Gallery, Edmonton
1979 – Solo show
INDICATIONS OF TIME,
PROCESS AND CHANGE
Sculptures, prints, paperworks,
photo series and installations
Ringhouse Gallery,Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton
1979 – group
OFF THE RACK
(Paperworks, felts)
Latitude 53 Gallery, Edmonton
1978 – group
THE FINE ART OF ALBERTA CRAFT
The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton
1977 – Invitational
STUDENT PRINTS: OSAKA/ALBERTA
Japan and Canada
1977 – Solo show
SCREENPRINTED DRAWINGS
Gilles Gheerbrant Gallery
Montreal
1977 – Solo show
PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
St. Mary’s University Art Gallery
Halifax, Nova Scotia
1977 – juried
ALBERTAWORK
Alberta College of Art Gallery
Calgary
1977 – Invitational
FIVE CENTURIES OF PRINTMAKING
St. Mary’s University Gallery
Halifax
1976/77 – juried
GRAPHICS ATLANTIC
Mount St. Vincent University
Art Gallery
Halifax and touring
1976 – 2 person show
PRINTS AND SCULPTURE
Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax
1974 – juried
WOMEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Mount St. Vincent University
Art Gallery, Halifax
Video Screenings
2007
PLACING THE TALENT
Common Films, La Casa Encendida, Spain
1997
Festival Monde Arabe
GIV Video, Quebec
1997
Soire Cherly Chim
GIV Video, Quebec
Mar. 1995
MUBARAKAH, SAY IT and THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS, Cinema Parallele, Quebec
Nov. 1995
MUBARAKAH, Media City II Film and Video
Festival, Artcite, Windsor, Ontario
Nov. 1995
MUBARAKAH, West Meets West group show Pitt Gallery, Vancouver
May 1995
MUBARAKAH, Yorkton Short Film and Video
Festival, Saskatchewan
Nov. 1994
MUBARAKAH, Act of Video Festival, New York
Apr. 1994
MUBARAKAH Edmonton premiere at the National
Film Board of Canada
Feb. 1994
MUBARAKAH at the Banff Centre for the Arts
Dec. 1990
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS at the Emily Carr
College of Art & Design
May 1989
SAY IT at the Niagara Artist Centre, St. Catherine, Ontario
1989
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS, Trade Initiative: Video in Vancouver
Apr. 1988
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS at the Alberta College
of Art, Calgary
Feb. 1988
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS at the Banff Festival
Women in the Arts, Banff, Alberta
Jan. 1988
SAY IT and THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS at Red Deer College, Alberta
Dec. 1987
Group video screening at the Centre for Art
Tapes, Halifax
Sep. 1987
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS at the Art and Feminism Conference, Ontario College of Art, Toronto
Mar. 1987
Group video screening at the S.A.W. Gallery,
Ottawa
Nov. 1985
PLACING THE TALENT at the Banff Centre of the
Arts, Alberta
Oct. 1985
PLACING THE TALENT at Alfred University,
New York
Oct. 1985
PLACING THE TALENT at Latitude 53 for the
Women’s Program, Edmonton
Aug. 1985
PLACING THE TALENT at the Plains Conference, Calgary
CD Compilations
Deep Wireless 7 (2010)
Piece included: Canciones de las Madres
Produced by New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA)
Toronto, Ontario
Broadcasts
Canciones de las Madres
NAISA radio, Toronto, May 2010
Canciones de las Madres
CKUT 90.3 FM Montreal, July/August 2005
Participant from In and Out of the Sound Studio
Mubarakah
Free Speech TV, Boulder, Colorado, July 1997
Mubarakah
Vision TV, Canada, 5 year contract commencing 1996; first broadcast June, 1997
The Measure Of Success
Women’s Television Network, Winnipeg, (3 year contract commencing 1995)
The Measure Of Success
Knowledge Network, Vancouver (4 year contract commencing 1993)
Say It
Program: MOVING IMAGES II, TV Ontario, 1989
Placing The Talent
Program: ABOUT WOMEN: Images of Women
in Popular Culture, ( 12 year contract commencing 1986,
Access, Edmonton.
Collections
The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop Collection at the Library of Congress – Washington, D.C.
Nova Scotia College of Art & Design- Visual Resources Collection – Halifax
University of Lethbridge – Alberta
Mount Allison University – Sackville, New Brunswick
Misericordia Hospital – Edmonton
Grant MacEwan College – Edmonton
Alberta Foundation for the Arts – Edmonton
Canada Council Art Bank – Ottawa
National Gallery of Canada – Ottawa
Edmonton Art Gallery – Alberta
Art Gallery of Windsor – Ontario
Women’s Program – University of Alberta, Edmonton
University Collections – University of Alberta, Edmonton
University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon
Alberta Art Foundation – Alberta
The Printmaking Workshop – New York
Parasol Press – New York
Vincent Longo (private) – New York
Bob Blackburn Printmaking Workshop) – New York
Yarlow/Salzman – Toronto
Gilles Gheerbrant Gallery – Montreal
Cohos, Evamy & Partners – Calgary
Esso Resources – Calgary
Keevil-Rich – Calgary
Reviews
Fung, Amy. “(Re)searching the Unheard: Cherie Moses’ Archive of Lesser Heard Voices”. Ctrl+P: Journal of Contemporary Art. Issue 12, pages 8+9. July, 2008
“Art Songs”, Legacy: Alberta’s Heritage, Arts & Culture, Winter 2005.
“24-Artist Party People” Vue Weekly, No.500, May 19-25,2005.
“The Questioning Eye of Moses”:, Edmonton Journal, February 23, 2001.
“Camera Obscura”, November l4-20, 1996
Cover reproduction: “Her World is Magic” (painting), The Canadian Journal of Ob/Gyn &Women’s Health Care, June, 1994.
“Interview: Cherie Moses”, Extension, Vol. 2 No. 1, Fall 1992
“Show Spoofs Inflated Art Criticism” The Edmonton Journal, April 6, 1990
“ln From the Cold: Feminism and Art in Edmonton”, Parallelogramme, February/ March 1986
Reproduction from the videotape “Placing the Talent”, Parallelogramme, April/May 1986
“In Focus: An Interview with Artist Cherie Moses”, The Newsmagazine for Alberta Women, August/Sept. 1985. Cover reproduction: from the series “Imposed Image: Other Woman” by C. Moses
Cover reproduction: Imposed Image: Other Woman Atlantis, Spring 1985 by C. Moses
“The Art Scene in Edmonton”, NeWest, March 1985
“Six Artists from Edmonton”, Vanguard, February 1985
“Confronter L’image Imposee”, La Vie, Janvier 1985
“In Process: An Interview with Cherie Moses”, Atlantis, Fall 1984 (Cover reproduction, Imposed Image: Other Woman by C. Moses)
“The Underside of Edmonton”, Vanguard, May 1984
“Moses and Mother”, The Edmonton Bullet, May 30, 1984
“Paper as an Art Form”, The Calgary Herald, Sept. 22, 1983
“A Canadian Portfolio”, Fiberarts, Nov/Dec 1982
“Lohengrin in an Empty Wax Museum”, Edmonton Journal, October 1981
“Moses Weaves a Simple Symbolism”, The Globe and Mail, Dec. 24, 1980
“Canadian Art Scene Bursts Its Seams”, The Globe and Mail, Dec. 27, 1980
“Portrait of the Artist as Object”, (reproduction, full page), Interface, Summer 1980
“Off the Rack”, Interface, 1979
“Gallery Round-Up”, Montreal Star, November 30, 1977
Professional Activities
2007
Juror, Canada Council, Ottawa
Visual Arts Project Grants
2004
Assessor, Canada Council
Support to National Visual Arts Service Organizations
Visual Arts Section
2003
Juror, Canada Council, Ottawa
Visual Arts Creation/Production Grants
to Professional Artists ( Mid-career category)
Visual Arts Section
2001
Adjudicator, Edmonton District Art Award
Edmonton Public Schools
2001
Invitational participant and session facilitator
Opening doors in Public Education: A Forum on Diversity, Equity and Human Rights
Alberta Teachers’ Association, Edmonton
1999
Foundation Department Assessor
for the BFA Awards
Cleveland Institute of Art, Ohio
1998
Juror, Terra Association
Public Commission Project
Edmonton. Alberta
1996
Juror, Canada Council, Ottawa
Project Assistance to Production Organizations for Media Arts
1996
Visiting Artist and Guest Juror for the Annual Student Exhibition
Department of Art
University of Lethbridge
1994
Juror, Canada Council, Ottawa
Interdisciplinary Work and Performance Art grants
1994
Invited guest
Public Awareness, Government
Roles and Education subcommittee of the Mayor’s Task Force on Investment in the Arts, Edmonton
1994
Juror, Gemini Awards
Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television
1993
Art Studio Residency-NOMAD, Banff Centre
1992
Canada Council Reviewer for Interdisciplinary Performance
by Brian Webb and Blair
Brennan in Edmonton
1992
Juror, Latitude 53 Gallery
Edmonton
1991
Juror, Canada Council, Ottawa
Video Production Grants
1991
External Reviewer for an academic appraisal of the Ontario College of Art, Toronto by the Ontario Council on University Affairs
1990
Juror, Canada Council
1985 to 1988
Board Member, Prairie Region
University Art Association of Canada
1988
Delegate, Envisioning Conference
Cultural Policy Project
City of Edmonton
1983
Set design for the Brian Webb Dance Company
1983
Consultant for the panel discussion and series:
ART NOW: NEW YORK/TORONTO
Ringhouse Gallery, Edmonton
1982
External examiner, MFA committee
Department of Art
University of Regina
Published Writings
“Place & Practice”, C. Moses, Artichoke, Vol. 4 #l,Calgary Spr/Sum 1992
“Schools of Thought”, ed. by M. Laviolette, Artichoke, Vol.l, No. 4, Calgary, Sept. 1990
“Latitude 53: A Decade”, Vanguard, February 1984
Principal author for Health and Safety in Printmaking: A Manual for Printmakers, Alberta Labour, 1978.
Awards
2009-10
CFAC Research grant, MacEwan University
2009
Distinguished Teaching Award Grant MacEwan University
2008
MacEwan College Divisional Research Grant
2007
MacEwan College Research Grant
2003-2004
Visual Arts Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
1993
Multiculturalism and Citizenship Canada Project Grant
1993
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Video Production Grant
1993
Canada Council Video Production Grant
1993
Art Studio Residency, Banff Centre
1992
Visual Arts Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
1992
Visual Arts Travel Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
1988
Visual Art Project Grant, Alberta Culture
1987
Visual Art Project Grant, Alberta Culture
1984
Canada Council Project Cost Grant
1980/81
Canada Council “B” Grant
1979
Banff Centre Scholarship
1978
Cultural Assistance Grant, Alberta Culture
1977
Canada Council Travel Grant
1976
Billy Peters Memorial Scholarship, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design
Lectures/Papers/Panels
Topic: Artists Take on History
My paper: Collaborative audio-biography: in one’s own voice
Visiting artist presentation, University of Lethbridge, Alberta, 2005
Presentation of the audio piece Canciones de las Madres and panelist at the In and Out of the Sound Studio conference at Concordia University, Montreal, July 2005.
Presenter and discussion facilitator for the 1st Annual Symposium of the MacEwan Institute for Research on Family and Youth, Grant MacEwan College, May, 2004.
Panel member, Power to the People, on the work of Komar and Melamid, Edmonton Art Gallery, October, 2000.
Visiting artist presentation, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Halifax, 1996.
Visiting artist presentation, Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick, 1996.
Visiting artist presentation, University of Lethbridge, Alberta 1996.
Moderator for the panel Out of Canada/Displaced, Latitude 53, Edmonton, 1995.
Panel and presentation, “The Nature of Art and the Art of Moving Pictures”, Edmonton Art Gallery, 1994.
Participant and presenter, (The Skin Door in conjunction with the residency The Instability of the Feminist Subject ), Banff Centre for the Arts, Alberta, 1992.
Panel and presentation, Is the Artist Visible in Relation to the Practice of Art within the Educational System?, Harcourt House, Edmonton, 1992.
Moderator and commentator for two sessions of the symposium
WHERE TO? POST-COLONIAL MANOEUVRES: (National) IDENTITY, PLACE AND PRACTICE, organized by the Edmonton Art Gallery at the University of Alberta, 1991. Sessions I moderated were:
- PLACE AND PRACTICE
- POLITICS OF THE MARGINS
Visiting artist Presentation and Lecture, North West Media
Network, Edmonton, 1991.
Panel and paper presentation, Schools of Thought, in conjunction with Eighty/Twenty: 100 Years of the Nova Scotia
College of Art and Design, Edmonton Art Gallery, 1990.
Panel and presentation, Feminist Research Forum, Women’s
Research Center, University of Alberta, 1989.
Panel and paper presentation, Postmodernism in Alberta Film and Video, for the panel WHEN BACKYARDS MEET, Hinton Independent Film and Video Festival, 1989.
Visiting Artist, Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick, 1989.
Visiting artist, Red Deer College, Alberta 1988.
“L’art Qui Parle” series, visiting artist talk, Galerie Powerhouse, Montreal, 1987
Panel and paper presentation, Women and Art Education at the Art and Feminism Conference, Ontario College of Art, Toronto, 1987.
Visiting Artist, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario 1987.
Art and Social Context a lecture presentation as guest artist at the Annual Conference of the Fine Arts Council of Alberta, Chateau Lake Louise, April 1986.
Guest artist, Women’s Program, Latitude 53, Edmonton, October 1985.
Chaired panel at the Universities Art Association of Canada: topic Photographic Information: The Production of Meaning, Montreal, November 1984.
Visiting artist presentation, Edmonton Art Gallery, May 1984.
Guest lecture, Alberta College of Art, Calgary, 1982.
Papermaking lecture, Ringhouse Gallery, Edmonton, 1981.
Women in Visual Art, panel discussion, SUB Gallery, University of Alberta, 1981.
Papermaking, Edmonton Art Gallery at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, 1979.
Health and Safety in Printmaking, a lecture at the Alberta College of Art, Calgary, 1979.