Interviews from the 'see me, hear me, heal me' project: a multi-faceted collaborative project at the University of Alberta centered around a series of workshops between head and neck cancer patients, medical researchers and visual artists that has culminated in a series of exhibitions. 

For more information visit: http://www.seemehearmehealme.com/

Kasie Campbell performing at The Works Art & Design Festival in 2017.
For more information on Kasie Campbell's practice: https://www.kasiecampbell.com/

New Maternalisms Redux is the third and last in the New Maternalisms exhibition series. Alejandra Herrera is one of the five featured performance artists. The New Maternalisms performers collectively investigate the maternal as an important political and affective force.

http://newmaternalisms.ca/

New Maternalisms Redux is the third and last in the New Maternalisms exhibition series. Courtney Kessel is one of the five featured performance artists. The New Maternalisms performers collectively investigate the maternal as an important political and affective force.

http://newmaternalisms.ca/
http://courtneykessel.com/home.html

Performance work as a part of Aaron Veldtra's MFA thesis exhibiton at the University of Alberta