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Biographical note
Robin Simpson is a curator and art-history student based in Montreal. As a graduate student, he has presented papers at numerous academic conferences, notably Traffic: Conceptualism in Canada, hosted by the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery in 2010. His research interests focus on the social determinants of art and art communities, with particular attention paid to art after 1960. He most recently contributed to a catalogue published by the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the work of Halifax artist Stephen Kelly. He is also co-founder of Pavilion Projects, a nomadic and often symbiotic curatorial and arts service initiative.