Rebecca Smyth

Rebecca Smyth grew up in Calgary, where she studied at ACAD and lived on a honey farm in Okotoks before completing her BFA at Concordia University amid the political unrest of the Printemps Érable. She lives in Montreal, where she has coordinated and written for numerous exhibitions, as well as working with community urban agriculture projects.

Articles by Rebecca Smyth

Culture & Capital: “Real failure needs no excuse” at the Esker Foundation

reflects on labour, Calgary, and REAL FAILURE NEEDS NO EXCUSE at the Esker

Volume Two | Summer 2016

Jason Edward Lewis: The Indigenous Future Imaginary

has a phone conversation with Indigenous Futurist Jason Edward Lewis

Volume One | Winter 2016

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