“I think these are the reasons this form of making is so interesting to me. It’s a connection to a rich canon of cultural production and a conversation with history. […] I’m never exactly sure where the work will take me, at least conceptually. I am more concerned with the process(es) and ultimately the rhythm of the work.”
Theresa Wang
Theresa Wang is a curator and writer based in Toronto. Her practice considers ways in which narratives are destabilized and reconfigured, and she is particularly interested in questions pertaining to concepts of truth, knowledge, meaning, and memory. She is currently Director & Curator at Mercer Union, a centre for contemporary art, and was formerly Associate Curator & Registrar at Oakville Galleries.
“Rather than a singular, verifiable truth, we understand the production of knowledge as occurring through a series of encounters. For this issue, we extended an open invitation to seven contributors to respond to the themes of art, archives and the environment.”
