Victoria Nolte
Senior Executive Editor, Programming & Publishing
Victoria Nolte is an art historian, editor, and educator based in Ottawa. She holds a PhD from Carleton University’s interdisciplinary Cultural Mediations program and a MA in Art History from Concordia University. With a background in scholarly research and writing, and previous experience in academic publishing, Victoria brings to the ACI team a wealth of knowledge on various topics in Canadian art history and a passion for telling the stories of artists whose works challenge the parameters of the discipline.
Spotlights
Jagdeep Raina challenges fixed ideas about tradition in Paradise Lost, 2019.
by Victoria Nolte
Ken Lum takes on the workplace with his internationally celebrated photo-text work, Melly Shum Hates her Job, 1989.
by Victoria Nolte
Chun Hua Catherine Dong explores the possibility of existing in two places at once in their performance of Reconnection, 2021.
by Victoria Nolte
Anthony Gebrehiwot finds strength in vulnerability through his portraits of Black masculinity in Ebb and Flows, 2019
by Victoria Nolte
In Lowcanes, Camal Pirbhai and Camille Turner subvert artifacts of enslavement through visions of liberation
by Victoria NolteJagdeep Raina challenges fixed ideas about tradition in Paradise Lost, 2019.
by Victoria NolteKen Lum takes on the workplace with his internationally celebrated photo-text work, Melly Shum Hates her Job, 1989.
by Victoria NolteChun Hua Catherine Dong explores the possibility of existing in two places at once in their performance of Reconnection, 2021.
by Victoria NolteAnthony Gebrehiwot finds strength in vulnerability through his portraits of Black masculinity in Ebb and Flows, 2019
by Victoria NolteIn Lowcanes, Camal Pirbhai and Camille Turner subvert artifacts of enslavement through visions of liberation
by Victoria Nolte