'The Riddle' (2018) by Luis Jacob. Image courtesy of the artist
Public Programming & Learning Curatorial Assistant
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RECIPIENT
Chiedza Pasipanodya (chee-ed-za pasi-pano-jga) works diligently as a curator, artist and writer working in a variety of themes around liberation, unearthing, and in-between spaces.
Chiedza recently showed work in Altar Call: The Architecture of Black Sacred Space at Rootwork Gallery for the Chicago Architecture Biennial and co-curated the Hacking Black Futures show alongside Andre Baynes. She is presently a member of We Curate, We Critique Collective, an arts collective invested in expanding the ways in which creative work by Black Canadians is engaged, promoted and supported. They recently presented at the Creative Time Summit in Toronto. In April 2018, Chiedza contributed writing to Canadian Art magazine.
Photo credit: Nat Caine
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION
The Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) is excited to welcome Chiedza Pasipanodya to join the Public Programming and Learning team as the Curatorial Assistant. Chiedza will gain significant, hands-on curatorial, programming and production experience through numerous training and learning opportunities with the Curator, Public Programming and Learning, as well as with the broader TBA team; and cross-departmental exposure to all aspects of the biennial, including logistics, production, publications, finance, communication, partnerships, and fundraising.
The position is supported by the Career Launchers program from OCAD University's Centre for Emerging Artists & Designers.
PARTNER
TORONTO BIENNIAL OF ART
http://torontobiennial.org
RECIPIENT
Chiedza Pasipanodya (CRCP, 2019)
https://www.chiedzapasipanodya.com
On view from September–December 2019, the Toronto Biennial of Art, launching infall 2019, will be Canada’s newest biennial of contemporary art. Taking place along the waterfront in unexpected venues and public spaces and in collaboration with not-for-profit galleries, museums, community organizations, and educational institutions across the city, the Biennial will present Canadian and international art within the complex creative, cultural, social, and political context of Toronto.
