Michelle Kasprzak is a curator, writer, and orator based in Edinburgh, Scotland. She is the creator and sole author of Curating.info.
Michelle has exhibited and lectured across North America and Europe. She has appeared in numerous publications and on radio and television broadcasts including BBC Scotland, BBC Wales, CBC national, and other programmes syndicated worldwide. She completed her MA in Visual and Media Arts from the Université du Québec à Montréal in spring of 2006, and later that year was awarded a curatorial research residency at the Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art in Helsinki, Finland.
She has written critical essays for Spacing, CV Photo, Public, Mute, Blackflash, and several online journals on a wide range of subjects in the realm of contemporary culture.
The results of her curatorial work have appeared in venues worldwide, most recently at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, (Rotterdam, the Netherlands), Canada House (London, UK), Pace Digital Gallery (New York City, USA), Holden Gallery (Manchester, UK) Urban Screens Manchester (Manchester, UK), Federation Square (Melbourne, Australia), and the Virtual Museums of Canada/Gallery TPW (Toronto, Canada). She is a member of IKT, the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art.
Formerly the Programmes Director of national development agency New Media Scotland, Michelle is now a Visual Arts Officer for the Scottish Arts Council, the lead body for the funding, development, and advocacy of the arts in Scotland. In addition to the work that she has performed in key job posts for several organisations in the cultural realm, she makes additional contributions to the arts and culture field as an advisor, consultant, juror, and committee member to many organisations worldwide.
For further details about Michelle's work, please visit her personal website: http://michelle.kasprzak.ca
Disclaimer: All opinions expressed on this site are Michelle Kasprzak’s personal views - which means they have no relation to the views, policies, or practices of Michelle Kasprzak’s current or past employers and collaborators.
Posted by Michelle Kasprzak • 2009-08-02
Michelle has exhibited and lectured across North America and Europe. She has appeared in numerous publications and on radio and television broadcasts including BBC Scotland, BBC Wales, CBC national, and other programmes syndicated worldwide. She completed her MA in Visual and Media Arts from the Université du Québec à Montréal in spring of 2006, and later that year was awarded a curatorial research residency at the Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art in Helsinki, Finland.
She has written critical essays for Spacing, CV Photo, Public, Mute, Blackflash, and several online journals on a wide range of subjects in the realm of contemporary culture.
The results of her curatorial work have appeared in venues worldwide, most recently at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, (Rotterdam, the Netherlands), Canada House (London, UK), Pace Digital Gallery (New York City, USA), Holden Gallery (Manchester, UK) Urban Screens Manchester (Manchester, UK), Federation Square (Melbourne, Australia), and the Virtual Museums of Canada/Gallery TPW (Toronto, Canada). She is a member of IKT, the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art.
Formerly the Programmes Director of national development agency New Media Scotland, Michelle is now a Visual Arts Officer for the Scottish Arts Council, the lead body for the funding, development, and advocacy of the arts in Scotland. In addition to the work that she has performed in key job posts for several organisations in the cultural realm, she makes additional contributions to the arts and culture field as an advisor, consultant, juror, and committee member to many organisations worldwide.
For further details about Michelle's work, please visit her personal website: http://michelle.kasprzak.ca
Disclaimer: All opinions expressed on this site are Michelle Kasprzak’s personal views - which means they have no relation to the views, policies, or practices of Michelle Kasprzak’s current or past employers and collaborators.
