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Surabhi Ghosh
is an artist and educator based in Montreal. She exploits the tensions
and imperfections in handmade patterns to give material and spatial form to narratives of pride and shame. Her
visual strategies for prompting active viewership involve inverting the central and the peripheral, interrupting
architectural edges, and disrupting the functionality and familiarity of everyday materials. Mapping points of
intersection between abstraction, minimalism, and ornamentation, Ghosh speculates on ways to “trouble” these
and other(ed) entwined histories. Her discursive position is developed using unruly textiles, repetitive processes,
and site-responsive installations.
Christian Vistan
is an artist originally from Morong, Bataan, currently living on unceded Musqueam,
Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territories, colonially known as Vancouver, British Columbia. In their artwork
they gather materials and motifs from personal, familial, and migrant histories, and translate them into forms
that intersect, misidentify, and relate affect and language across painting, poetry, and collaboration. They often
collaborate with other artists, writers, curators, and their relatives. They are currently the 2024-2025 Fellow at
221a in Vancouver.
Kiyoshi Whitley is an artist living and working on the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territories, colonially known as Vancouver, British Columbia. His practice encompasses architecture, performance, woodworking, and writing.
Kiyoshi Whitley is an artist living and working on the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh territories, colonially known as Vancouver, British Columbia. His practice encompasses architecture, performance, woodworking, and writing.