Fields of interest of professors — Department of Visual arts
Christine CONLEY – PhD, University of Essex
- Feminism and art
- Issues of gender and difference
- Trauma and issues of secondary witnessing
- The ethics of performance
- Conceptualism and photography
- Curatorial practice
Penny COUSINEAU-LEVINE – M.A.V., State University of New-York
- History and Theory of Photography
- Canadian art and identity
- Masquerade in photography and performance art
Josée DUBEAU – MFA, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Lightness in Architecture
- Contemporary Drawing and Sculpture
- Organizational Systems
Andrea D. FITZPATRICK – PhD, McGill University
- The aesthetics, politics, and ethics of contemporary art and visual culture (photography, film, video, and photojournalism)
Chantal GERVAIS – MA Universiter of Westinster
- Traditional and digital photography
- Video
Lorainne GILBERT – MFA, Concordia University
- Traditional and digital photography, video, publishing and graphic design,
- The science and biology of nature
- Buddhist philosophy: to learn to know the nature of mind and reality
Martin GOLLAND - MFA, Fine Arts, University of Guelph
- Contemporary issues in painting: materiality, representation, expanded notions of the real, the haptic and the optic.
Martha HANNA – MA, York University
- History and theory of contemporary Canadian photography
- History and theory of 20th century art and photography
- History, theory, and practice of museums and galleries
Celina JEFFERY – PhD, University of Essex
- Theory and Practice of curating
- Contemporary art, globalization and navigation (Psycho-geographies)
- Spirituality, trauma and recovery
Jennifer MACKLEM – MA, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Sculpture, public sculpture, animation/video, painting, drawing, installation
- Mind body relationship: subjectivity and objectivity. animals and natural history
- Popular cultural ideas around psychology, spirituality, fiction, narrative
- Cross disciplinarity - visual art and literature, music, natural science
Deborah MARGO – MFA, Sculpture, Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa.
- Installation and object-making
- Sculpture, drawing, painting, photography and writing
- Post-minimalism and process art
Christine MAJOR – MA, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Mediation of images
- Relationship between manmade environments and animal habitats
- Alterity
- New painting
Lee-Ann MARTIN - Master 's Degree, Museum Studies Program, University of Toronto
- Aboriginal art
- Contemporary aboriginal art
- A boriginal perspectives
- Cultural hybridity
- Performance
- Artistic mobility
Diana NEMIROFF - MA Art History, Concordia University
- Contemporary Canadian art
- First Nations art
- 20th century feminist art
- The history of museums and alternative venues for exhibitions
Edith-Anne PAGEOT – PhD, Université de Montréal
- Modern and contemporary art in Canada
- Psychoanalysis, feminism
- Digital art, ecology
Leslie REID – Slade School of Art, University of London
- Painting, photography, drawing, printmaking and writing
- Representation of motherhood in the visual arts
- Light and Perception
Catherine RICHARDS – B.A., University of Ottawa
- Volatile sense of ourselves
- Invisible circuits of electricity and systems of information Art
- Emotion and Data
- Spectator's role in new technologies (electro-magnetic and others)
Chantal RODIER – B.A., University of Ottawa
- Contemporary art, visual and media arts
- Arts management, partnerships
- Furthering the arts in Canada and internationally
Sarah ROONEY – M.F.A., York University, Toronto
- Visual Arts
- Contemporary Landscape: memory, movement
- Literature: languages, words, modes of translation
- Painting in the Expanded Field: architecture, animation, sound
Stefan ST-LAURENT – Bachelor of Media Arts, Photographic Arts, Ryerson University, Toronto
- Video, performance and interdisciplinary art
- Curatorial work which often focuses on unexplored or ignored areas of the contemporary art world
- Human-animal artistic collaborations
- Catalogue production, graphic design and writing
Carole WAINIO – M.F.A., Concordia University
- Narration, imagery of story books
- Notion of experience
- Psycho-social transformations of recording medium
- Traditional and digital photography and the histories of photography
- Constructed imagery and montages
- Relationship to pictures as an image maker and from the image consumer's perspective
- Public art and how artworks are informed by political opinions and circumstances
Andrew WRIGHT – M.F.A., Windsor University
- Photographic Technologies and Perception
- Interpretation of Phenomena
Jinny M.J .YU – M.B.A., Schulich School of Business
- Contemporary Painting and Drawing
- Visual manifestations of social structures