AMY BAGSHAW FINE ART

Amy Bagshaw (she/her) is a visual artist and educator. She earned her BFA from Queen's University, and MFA from Stony Brook University, New York, with a focus on fibre installation and intermedia. A Graduate Gender Studies Scholar, her art practice extends to Intersectional Feminism and contemporary craft practices. She has exhibited throughout North America and in Europe and has created public art works for the City of Barrie and Alliston, ON... Amy has received numerous grants, participated in a residency at The Banff Centre and her work can be seen on the cover of Feminist Time Against Nation Time (Dietrich and Hesford, 2008). Her paper "Notes from the Portal: Feminist Teaching Strategies in/post-pandemic Art and Design Classrooms," was published in Teaching in a Post-COVID Era... Amy has taught Visual Art, Art History, Art Theory, and Architecture/Design History and Theory at Stony Brook University, NY, Yorkville University, Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson..

Also known as: Amy Bagshaw