Biography for Rebecca Duclos

Rebecca Duclos is a Montreal-based independent curator and part-time faculty member in the Art History Department at McGill University, the MFA program in Studio Arts at Concordia University, and the MFA program in Critical Writing and Curatorial Practice at Ontario College of Art and Design University in Toronto. She was recently a visiting research fellow at the Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art at Concordia University and is currently involved in a research residency at SKOL in Montreal as part of her Canada Council award to independent critics and curators. 

Duclos received her PhD in Art History and Visual Culture (University of Manchester), as well as an MA in Museum Studies (University of Toronto), a B.Ed. in Art Education (York University), and a BA in Classical Studies and Near Eastern Archaeology (University of Toronto). She is a past fellow of the American Association of University Women, the Cultural Theory Institute and the Centre for Museology at the University of Manchester, and was a dissertation workshop participant at the Getty Research Institute.

Image top right: Installation view of As Much as Possible Given the Time and Space Allotted