Lucie Chan

Guyana-born Lucie Chan’s multi-layered drawings result from working with voluntary participants from the general public to discover potentially connected cross-cultural narratives between seemingly disparate lives. Her recent work involves one on one interviews, in order to gain depth into race-related, immigrant experiences, which are often rooted in misunderstandings and wrongful accusations in the public realm. She has participated in several solo, duo and group exhibitions across Canada, the first exhibition launching her career as an artist was Black Body: Race Resistance Response, at Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, in Halifax, NS in 2001. She currently teaches at ECUAD and lives on the stolen Coast Salish Territories AKA Vancouver.