Art Exhibition
Bambitchell and Aleesa Cohene

Memories of the Future II

The Lowest Relief

Art Exhibition
Sara Angelucci, Robert Hengeveld, Eleanor King and Matt Macintosh 
Co-curated with Noa Bronstein

Memories of the Future

Art Exhibition
Amalie Atkins, Brian Cauley, Kathryn Ruppert-Dazai and Ellyn Walker

as perennial as the grass

Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators

Art Exhibition
Mary Anne Barkhouse, Wendy Coburn, Susan Gold, Brendan Fernandes and Jérôme Havre
Co-curated with Andrea Fatona

Land Marks

Art Exhibition
Cindy Blažević, Zoe Kreye and Gwenessa Lam

House & Home

A Case for Visitor Research in Canadian Art Museums

NOW: In dialogue with the Art Gallery of Ontario

Toronto – Finally on the map? 

Summer Special

In its sixth year, the Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators was set up to challenge and encourage young curators by offering entrants a chance to create an innovative exhibition. A unique prize in the Canadian art world, the Middlebrook Prize celebrates social connectedness and a shared sense of community. The winner is a curator under 30 and receives a space for their exhibition at the Art Gallery of Guelph.

Middlebrook Prize Winners

Katherine Dennis is a Vancouver-based curator and researcher. Her practice bridges disciplines including exhibition making, public programming and visitor studies, and places such as British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario. In 2012 Katherine won the inaugural Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators. She is also the co-curator with Noa Bronstein of Memories of the Future, an ongoing project that invites contemporary artists to intervene in historic house museums. She holds a BFA from the University of British Columbia and an MFA in Criticism and Curatorial Practices from OCADU. Currently, Katherine is the Adult Public Programs Coordinator at the Vancouver Art Gallery and Research Associate at Pivotal Research Inc. 

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