Ask a Curator | My Mother’s Tongue (Online)

Join the Art Gallery of Mississauga online for Ask a Curator with Musha Neluheni, TD Programming Curator at the AGM and curator of My Mother’s Tongue.

In this informal conversation, Musha will answer questions about her role at the AGM, her curatorial approach, and the process behind curating My Mother’s Tongue. Whether you’re wondering what a curator actually does day-to-day, how an exhibition comes together, or what it’s like to work in the arts, this is a space to ask.

No question is too simple or too small—we welcome all kinds of curiosity!

Registration is required. All are welcome to join! This special event is generously funded by TD Bank Group, Rama Gaming House Mississauga and Charitable Gaming Community Good.

ABOUT THE CURATOR

Musha Neluheni is an artist and curator from Johannesburg, South Africa. She held the position of Contemporary Curator and Acting Chief Curator at the Johannesburg Art Gallery. She was co-curator of the South African Pavilion of the 57th Venice Biennale. She served on the Standard Bank Art Committee and the Theme Panel for the South African Mint. Her exhibition There is Only Light, and Shadow won best curated show at the 2016 Turbine Art Fair. She holds a BFA from Rhodes University. She has written for several publications including online forum The Archival Platform.