Rae Staseson
Professor
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Area of Focus:
Interdisciplinary Studies
Rae Staseson teaches courses on Performance Art, both practice and studies, in MAP’s Interdisciplinary Programs. She is the former Dean of MAP and is a visual, media, and performance artist, educator, producer, and arts administrator. Her work has been exhibited and screened in more than a dozen countries including at prestigious museums in France, Scotland, Mexico, USA and Canada. She has performed in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, New York City, Chicago, Montreal, Calgary, and Regina. Her work has been collected by the National Gallery of Canada, Harvard Film Archive, and the Walker Art Center, among others, including private collections. She is interested in making meaning from juxtapositions of body and site, in creating contemplative experiences while challenging the acts of ‘looking and listening’, as well as investigating the conceptual intersections of language, and creating extraordinary moments out of the mundane world that surrounds us. Staseson is also an artist-in-residence at New Dance Horizons in Regina.