Board

Marie-Anne Redhead |

Marie-Anne Redhead (she/her) is the Assistant Curator of Indigenous and Contemporary Art at the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in English from the University of Winnipeg, where she is currently working on her MA in Curatorial Studies. Her creative practice includes writing, beading, and drawing and her curatorial focus is on destabilising settler normativelyMarie-Anne Redhead in Canadian art while centering Indigenous survivance, resistance and futurity. 

She is an Ininiw Iskwew/Francophone and is a member of Fox Lake Cree Nation.

Rob wears a black button-down shirt. A park with trees and a walking path is in the background.

Rob Crooks | Treasurer

robcrooks (he/him) is a musician from Winnipeg whose work contains traces of hip-hop, post-punk and psych-folk. Using a sampler, vocal modulation, synthesizers and live percussion, Rob’s one-person-band approach to performance creates a sound as rich and full as many ensembles. Rob has performed his genre-bending music across Canada and Europe, and has opened for artists such as Buck 65 and Ceschi. More recently, Rob’s music has become increasingly conceptual, exploring the idea of the sample as revenant, and the themes of memory, history and hauntings. When he is not performing, listening to record or reading, Rob is facilitating beat and rap workshops with youth throughout Winnipeg’s Downtown and North End.

Antoinette Baquiran | Secretary

Antoinette Baquiran (she/her) is of Filipinx descent and was born and raised on Treaty 1 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She completed her Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Manitoba in 2019 and is currently doing her Master of Interior Design at the University, focusing on creating sincere cultural spaces for third-cultural individuals. Her role on the Board of the Kultivation Festival Inc has inspired her focus. This non-profit organization creates programs to celebrate the modern Filipinx culture in Winnipeg. Antoinette is an Interior Designer at Architects at Play, where they say, “Play is in our DNA,” which enforces the concept that Play is everywhere, like how design is in our surrounding environments.

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