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Baert, Renée
View the Intermedia/Cyberarts (IMCA) program pageRenée BaertPart-time Instructor,
Intermedia/Cyberarts and
MFA
PhD McGill University
contact:tel: 514-848-2424 ext. 4262 / 4263
office: S-VA 250-2
Renee Baert is a critic and independent curator who lives in Montreal. She has written extensively on contemporary art for numerous art magazines and catalogues and several of her essays have been subsequently anthologized. She has curated numerous exhibitions at galleries across Canada over a span of more than twenty years and was Director/Curator of the Gallery of the former Saidye Bronfman Center for the Arts from 2004-07. Forthcoming exhibitions include Metro Lines, featuring artists' billboard scale drawings in the Montreal subway system (2011-12) and a solo exhibition of the Indian artist Shilpa Gupta (2011). She is editor of the anthology Territories of Difference, published by the Walter Phillips Gallery and co-editor of the issue Curatorial Strategies, published by n.paradoxa magazine. She holds Ph.D. in communications from McGill University. She teaches in the MFA program of Concordia University, where the subject matter of her courses has included curatorial practice, issues in public art, discursive dress and other topics. She also teaches on the history and theory of video art in the Intermedia/Cyberarts program.
areas of expertise: contemporary art, curatorial practice