Artist, Educator, Pub Quiz Host
I’m incredibly honoured to be joining my friend and colleague timothy martin in presenting at this years School of Public Pedagogies Seminar Series! We’ll be talking about our research interests in preserving and transmitting activist memory and leading a fun Continue Reading …
London, Ontario-based colleagues and friends who like travelling, I’m thrilled to announce I’ll be presenting on my artist book and doctoral research at the inaugural Mapping and Memory Research Group conference at Western University on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. I’m Continue Reading …
WOWOWOW! A huge and wonderful miigwech, maarsî, and thank you to everyone who came out to Sam Howden and I’s three weeks of walking events at the Bata Shoe Museum! This month has been a wonderful opportunity to build new Continue Reading …
I’m so happy to announce that I have been commissioned by the Bata Shoe Museum here in Toronto to create a program of walking events for the month of August! You can find ticketing links and descriptions of these programs Continue Reading …
Friends and Colleagues I’m so happy to announce that on June 26th, 2026, I successfully defended my doctoral dissertation entitled Walking Dundas Street: Critical Practices of Space and Public Memory Through Scenographic Chorography. A big thank you to my thoughtful Continue Reading …
It was an absolute pleasure to be invited the other day by artist Teresa Ascençao to participate in a “world cafe-style” conversation with her students at OCADU about their end of term projects. CoExistence Lab is a speculative design course Continue Reading …
The eightieth anniversary of the atomic bomb attacks on Japan, occasioned the mounting of Nuclear Topographies, at Artspace TMU, Toroonto Metropolitan University’s offsite, student-run gallery space. The photography exhibition brings together the work of Dr. Blake Fitzpatrick, and recent School Continue Reading …
Last week I returned from research trip to University College Dublin, and I am very excited to share with you everything I learned! In that spirit I’m happy to announce that I’ll be giving a slightly modified version of the Continue Reading …
Last week I was honoured to deliver a lecture to conclude my time as a visiting Craig Dobbin Legacy Scholar at University College Dublin (UCD). During this forty minute presentation I shared with my colleagues an overview of my doctoral Continue Reading …
It was truly an honour to be able to take my first-ever trip to the territories of the Lək̓ʷəŋən (Songhees and Xʷsepsəm/Esquimalt) and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples, to participate in Learning Together: Connecting Researchers Examining Colonial Injustices and Inheritances at their Universities. Continue Reading …