Yasmine Whaley-Kalaora lives on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Skwxwú7mesh and Səl̓ílwətaʔ working as a writer and critic, as a studio assistant for Tom Burrows, and in archives for artists and artist-run organizations. Yasmine holds a Bachelors in Art History from the University of British Columbia and her practice currently encompasses video, experimental audio, collecting/archiving, performance, writing, and curating C.L.A.M.


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All works licensed under a Creative Commons License. All images are taken by me unless otherwise credited. 



PUBLICATIONS

2024 - “A haunting resolve: Small-file media and states of resolution,” media festival review, ReIssue, Vancouver, B.C.
              “Seeking the Latent: On Liz Magor’s ‘Subject to Change,’” book review, The Capilano Review, Vancouver, BC.
2023 - “A Goodbye to Former Selves: Uncategorizing Sonja Ahlers,” review, Momus, (int. online pub).
              “With a heart that sings the stars, I will love all things dying: Woojae Kim at dreams comma delta,” review, Peripheral Review,                                 Vancouver, BC.
              “What Are Our Supports? - Ed. by Joni Low and Jeff O’Brien,” review, C Magazine, Toronto, ON.
              “’Codes of silence’ — Shirley Bruno, Aleesa Cohene, Caroline Monnet, Cauleen Smith ‘Sunny Side Up and other sorrowful                                      stories’ — Mike Bourscheid,” review, C Magazine, Toronto, ON.
2022 - “memos,” poetry/prose, SUM Mag, Toronto, ON.
             “Locating Again // Erdem Taşdelen’s A Minaret for the General’s Wife,” essay/review, ReIssue, Vancouver, B.C.
2021 - “Art Making and the Loiter,” autotheory/prose, QOQQOON, Vancouver, B.C.

             “ReMatriate’s Reimagining of Indigenous Futurity,” academic paper, Undergraduate Journal of Art History and Visual Culture,                                 Vancouver, B.C.

2019 - “Breeding Colonial Photo-Literacy,” academic paper, Undergraduate Journal of Art History and Visual Culture, Vancouver, B.C.
2018 - “2534 Parker Street,” prose, SAD Mag, Vancouver, B.C.




PERFORMANCES/EXHIBITIONS/RESIDENCIES

2025 - Doric, Ironic, Corinthian, OHCE-ECHO, Vancouver, B.C., curated by Francesca Bennett (Febuary)

2024 - Boombox, audio/dance collaboration with Derya Whaley-Kalaora (December)
             What Lab residency, audio/food centered collaboration with Chipo Chipaziwa and Hannah Sofia Eriksson (June - August)
2023 - P.L.U.R.O.M.A SS23 fashion show, collaboration Hannah Sofia Eriksson, Liquidation World, Vancouver, B.C. (Febuary)

2022 - Similkameen Artist Residency
            Shared Bodies, Commissioned for Platforms: We Are Here, Live by the City of Vancouver Public Art Program, project by Guadalupe                   Martinez, cinematography and post production by Luciana Freire D’Anunciacao.
2021 - Reflections on a Window Glass, “Chapter 1 CUERPO,” Guadalupe Martinez and collaborating artists
2020 - Research/Resurgence, Or Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., curated by Denise Ryner
2019 - CUERPO, Or Gallery at Cathedral Square, Vancouver, B.C., curated by Denise Ryner
             OnSite!, UBC Student Performance Art Festival, Vancouver, B.C.
             Spill: Response, Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C.
             Spill Radio, “Episode 12”
2018 - Resonance, FUSE, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., curated by Pablo de Ocampo




CURATORIAL PROJECTS 

2022 (ongoing) - C.L.A.M. (Cinema, Literature, Art, and Media), an intermittent event of curated short films and performance art,
             Vancouver, B.C.  ( @_c.l.a.m_)

2021  - Annotating the Archives, LIVE Performance Art Biennale, Vancouver, B.C.
2020 - The Works of the AMS Art Collection (yes, all of them), Hatch Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C.
             How to Unroll a Baxter&?, Hatch Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C.