About
Collette Broeders is a Lecturer at the University of Windsor's School of Visual Arts, where she has been actively involved in academic and artistic initiatives since at least 2012. Her work bridges teaching and creative practice, with a focus on collaborative art projects and community engagement.
Education:
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from the University of Windsor School of Visual Arts (discrepancy in dates noted: 2006 or 2009 per institutional records)
Research and Creative Work: Broeders specializes in contemporary art installations and participatory projects. She has contributed to major exhibitions such as ArtPrize (2012) and collaborates with artists to create immersive environments. Her work often addresses social themes through mixed media and site-specific installations.
Recent Engagements:
- Presenter at the Stone and Sky literary and arts festival (2017)
- Participant in the MayWorks labor arts festival (2017)
- Co-founder of a downtown Windsor studio collective (2012)
- Contributor to the Occupy Windsor Documentation Project (2012)
Collaborations: She has partnered with peers like Susan Gold Smith, Alana Bartol, and Teresa Carlesimo on interdisciplinary projects, emphasizing collective creativity and public art engagement.
