Daphné Boxer
Daphné Boxer's most recent research focuses on architecture and the impact of new technologies on the cultural landscape of urban environments. She is guided by an underlying curatorial interest in examining the legacies of spatial erasure in relation to contemporary notions of progress and related forms of political and cultural resistance. During her residency at FUTURA, she plans to examine how several Czech artists have used Surrealist, fantastical, symbolic and esoteric themes to question, react to and resist their oppressing times.
Biography
Boxer is an independent curator based in Montreal. In 2016, she and curator Eli Kerr co-founded VIE D’ANGE, an independent project space and residency program which focused on site specific installations. The exhibition program borrows framing devices from theatre to explore the internalization of economic and historical complexities within rapidly shifting physical and cultural environments. Boxer holds a BA in art history from UQÀM and also studied in English literature and Intermedia Cyber Arts. In 2018, she and Eli Kerr were invited to a curatorial residency at Rupert (Vilnius, Lithuania).
Recent exhibitions
2019 | Condemned, solo show by Alan Belcher, VIE D'ANGE, Montreal |
2018 | Folk Hall for a Village, solo show by Emily Jones, VIE D'ANGE, Montreal |
2017 | When Things Become Thoughts: A Sinkhole in my Terraformed Mind, group show curated by VIE D'ANGE, MAW Gallery, New York (USA) |
2016 | Jean-François Lauda et Brendan Flanagan, VIE D'ANGE, Montreal |
Origin
Montréal, Canada
Échange pilote Prague-Montréal 2019
Czech Republic , Prague