by Gabby | Sep 15, 2017 | Photography, Research, Teaching
I spent a lot of time over the last year reading, and making notes, and generally spending time alone with my thoughts. I think that is what research fellowships and post-docs are for, but for an extrovert double Leo, it was sometimes hard to remember why I was doing...
by Gabby | Mar 2, 2012 | Curatorial, Exhibition Essays
For her latest exhibition, The Toss, Linda Duvall has created a fascinating, self-reflexive installation about her experience of learning “to toss” other people (basically a self-defense/stunt trick where she grabs someone by the arm or around the neck and...
by Gabby | Feb 28, 2012 | Reviews
This week marks the Toronto launch of the new Journal of Curatorial Studies, co-edited by Jennifer Fisher and Jim Drobnick of the curatorial collective Displaycult and published by Intellect Books. The Journal of Curatorial Studies launches its inaugural issue at...
by Gabby | Nov 5, 2011 | Photography
I have been auditing a course this semester on pedagogy and social difference, led by Aparna Mishra Tarc, that examines how theories about the psychic experiences of learning might help us to understand how people make sense of others’ (often traumatic)...
by Gabby | Oct 22, 2010 | Teaching
I have been thinking a lot lately about teaching as a methodology. Not just because I am in the midst of teaching my first course at OCAD, but also because my dissertation research is focusing on the relationship between photographic representation and pedagogy, or...
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