Author: Marie-Odile Samson

The first residency focused on Queering The Map (QTM), a community generated digital counter-mapping project that aims to archive fleeting moments of queer existence and resistance in relation to physical space. Curated by Lucas LaRochelle, Queering The Map: ON_SITE was a public program that included a series of workshops, performances, a publication, and an exhibition that […]

The second residency was focused on challenging western media perceptions of the Syrian War through photography and the experiences of a Syrian emergency relief worker and first aid responder, Abood Hamad, who now lives in Montreal. The exhibit took place between November 28 and December 13, 2019, at the Curating and Public Scholarship Lab.  La […]