Catherine Canac-Marquis
Photographer

Catherine Canac-Marquis (b. 1988) is a photo-based artist from Quebec City, Canada. Her work is mainly focused on global issues, environmentalism, the concept of territory, and the documentary role of the photographic medium. She received her BFA with Distinction in Photography from Concordia University in 2017, and she is currently pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Climate Change in Long Beach, CA. She was a Flash Forward Emerging Photographer Competition winner in 2017, and she was awarded one of three Canada-wide AIMIA | AGO Photography Prize Scholarships in 2016. Her work has been included in solo and group exhibitions at The Reykjavik Museum of Photography (Reykjavik, 2019), The Letter Bet (Montreal, 2018), and Gallery 44 | Centre for Contemporary Photography (Toronto, 2017).

Catherine Canac-Marquis
Photographer

Catherine Canac-Marquis (b. 1988) is a photo-based artist from Quebec City, Canada. Her work is mainly focused on global issues, environmentalism, the concept of territory, and the documentary role of the photographic medium. She received her BFA with Distinction in Photography from Concordia University in 2017, and she is currently pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Climate Change in Long Beach, CA. She was a Flash Forward Emerging Photographer Competition winner in 2017, and she was awarded one of three Canada-wide AIMIA | AGO Photography Prize Scholarships in 2016. Her work has been included in solo and group exhibitions at The Reykjavik Museum of Photography (Reykjavik, 2019), The Letter Bet (Montreal, 2018), and Gallery 44 | Centre for Contemporary Photography (Toronto, 2017).

  • RE/SISTERS
    Publication
    Prestel
    International
    This exploration of the relationship between gender and ecology brings together around fifty emerging and established artists across the fields of photography and film. Reflecting on a range of themes, from extractive industries to the politics of care, this book looks at environmental and gender justice as indivisible parts of a global struggle. (more…)
  • Nonmemory
    Sep 15, 2023 – Jan 14, 2024
    Hauser & Wirth
    Los Angeles, USA
    Through a variety of media and material, the artists in this exhibition use space as the repository for dreams, fantasies, traumas and anxieties, while offering opportunities to re-imagine and recreate reality. The title of the exhibition Nonmemory, takes direct inspiration from Kelley’s use of the term, a way of treating, reordering and representing the complex and unstable relationship between memory, space and identity. (more…)