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Zainub Verjee

Zainub Verjee is a media artist, curator, writer, arts administrator, critic and activist. Her work has been shown internationally, including at the New York’s Museum of Modern Art, the Portland Institute of Contemporary Art and the Venice Biennale. She is currently executive director of the Ontario Association of Art Galleries.

Art Policy vs. Social Policy and the Federal Election

What is the value of art, beyond being a social benefit? Here, arts leaders discuss what we lose when we continue to value art only in relation to social gains

For Love or Money

For Love or Money

According to Canada Revenue, an artist is either a professional or a hobbyist—which raises broader questions about how art should be valued

Why Deaccessioning Is Never a Straight Story

Why Deaccessioning Is Never a Straight Story

To many, ”deaccessioning” means ”scandal.” But it’s a valuable process—and without decent public funding for museums, it’s bound to become more common

The Great Canadian Amnesia

The Great Canadian Amnesia

As Cold War politics resurface internationally, we often forget how Canada’s 1950s cultural policy still shapes—and even strangles—the arts scene in 2018

Are Canada’s Municipal Art Galleries in Crisis? 

Are Canada’s Municipal Art Galleries in Crisis? 

Public art galleries are changing, and what this means for funding models and audiences is up for debate.