Corrie Jackson is the RBC Senior Curator, managing the growth and oversite of the RBC Art Collection, which has been growing since 1929. She oversees the international art collection team, developing strategy and engagement surrounding RBCs support of the visual arts. A graduate of the Master of Visual Studies, Curatorial Practice program at the University of Toronto, Jacksons curatorial interests focus on cross-generational dialogues and developing the role of collections as accountable and inclusive narratives.

Corrie will discuss the roles corporations play in the Canadian art ecology, and discuss the processes and drivers of RBCs collecting. She will also share insights into the processes of collecting and installing work and the role of audience in spaces outside of gallery settings.

This edition of the Artist Salon will be an online live-streamed event with time for Q&A with participants. Session is free, but registration is required.

Session Format:
This event is a free online presentation hosted on the Zoom webinar platform.
Registration is required to attend.

Auto-generated live English captions will be made available during the event.

Participants are invited to ask questions during the discussion via the Chat feature.

About the Richmond Art Gallery Artist Salon program:
The Artist Salon is an opportunity for emerging and established visual artists to learn from arts professionals and discuss opportunities in the arts community. Each month presents a different guest presenter for inspirational talks and professional
development advice for visual artists.

The Artist Salon also exists as a Facebook group to promote Lower Mainland arts opportunities and events: https://m.facebook.com/groups/RichmondArtistsSalon/

Program is supported by the City of Richmond Arts and Culture grant.

More info:
www.richmondartgallery.org