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jessmace.bsky.social
Art | Architecture | Heritage | Asst. Prof. Teaching Stream, Art History, University of Toronto | Editor, Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada | Chercheur associé, CRC en patrimoine urbain, UQAM (she/her)
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A scene from last night's "A Celebration of Women in the Art World" at Cowley Abbott, with panelists Lydia Abbott, Shelli Cassidy-McIntosh (Olga Korper Gallery), Kathryn Minard (Art Advisory), & Joyce Zemans (York University). Went with some of my undergrad interns—a fabulous experience for all! ☺️

Visiting the @uoft.bsky.social Art Museum vault with students to examine & discuss historic Canadian paintings ✨🎨

Timeline cleanse c/o my class visit to @torontoarchives.bsky.social 🥰 Behind-the-scenes access to the vast resource centre.

Canadian Studies Network Prizes *Best Undergrad Essay/Thesis *Best MA (or Equivalent) Thesis or MRP *Best PhD Dissertation *Best Edited Collection *Best Book csn-rec.ca/prizes-award... @wlupress.bsky.social @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social @ucalgarypress.bsky.social @ubcpress.bsky.social

Calling all architectural history & heritage folks in Canada! 📣 Now accepting abstracts for my session "Critical heritage perspectives & the built environment: Toward inclusion, identity, & plural narratives" for the 2025 conference of the SSAC. Closes Jan 31 canada-architecture.org/this-years-c...

Job – Assistant Professor in Rural North American History – University of Guelph - @uguelphhist.bsky.social Assessment of applications will begin on February 24, 2025, and will continue until the position is filled. niche-canada.org/2025/01/27/j... #cdnhist #ruralhistory #envhist

Calling all architectural history & heritage folks in Canada! 📣 Now accepting abstracts for my session "Critical heritage perspectives & the built environment: Toward inclusion, identity, & plural narratives" for the 2025 conference of the SSAC. Closes Jan 31 canada-architecture.org/this-years-c...

Turtle sculpture & reflecting pool by Solomon King in the newly opened Spirit Garden, Nathan Philips Square, Toronto. It faces north toward City Hall & a list of names of the 18 residential schools that operated across Ontario. Poignant stop on a heritage walk w/ my @uoft.bsky.social students.

Will you be in Toronto on January 21? Do you like art? Do you like money? Then come to this public lecture I'll be giving at the University of Toronto! arthistory.utoronto.ca/events/peter...

Calling all artists! The Sobey Art Foundation is working with artists to explore new structures of support. A Future for Artists survey aims to gain a better understanding of the working conditions and needs of professional artists. Take the survey today: www.afutureforartists.ca?fbclid=IwZXh...

I wrote an essay for the Teaching Arctic Environments project organized by @issygapp.bsky.social thanks for the opportunity to think with this map. Check it out if you want to read my attempt at critical cartography 🤓 www.teachingarcticenvironments.com/seriesone/ma...

Imagine … taking a train from Brantford to Goderich … or from Glencoe to Strathroy … or from Palmerston to Elora … or, well, to just about anywhere (our rail network in 1901).

I didn't have much time for writing over the last five years, but one piece I did finish, just published in print (and Open Access), is this article with Leah Fusco on "the emergence of an extractive frontier in Arctic Canada, 1948-1958": doi.org/10.1111/cag....

any worthwhile books or articles about children and architecture in history, especially domestic architecture?

Tonight

Just out! Special issue on queer and queering heritage (with a fantastic manifesto to boot)! I have a little something in there, too, thinking about what it means to think about “queer” as an adjective or a verb in heritage practice australia.icomos.org/publications...

Part 2 of my podcast with Alex Bulmer is now live! How do you experience architecture if you can't see it? With your ears, your nose, your feet, your fingertips. #Architecture #Accessibility #Blindness carleton.ca/aah/2024/hta...?

How does extraction shape contemporary Canadian architecture? Join BE members & co-editors Christopher Alton, @emeliedt.bsky.social and Zannah Matson today to explore this question and celebrate the launch of their special issue "Architecture and Extraction" for SSAC Journal! bit.ly/jssaclaunch

Our DEPOT research project has a timely online round-table on the politics of race and caste in economically left behind areas. November 20 @ 9:30 am - 11:30 am (Eastern Time). www.eventbrite.ca/e/depot-roun...

Since I'm new here and some of you are new followers (hi!)—you might not know that I teach an Architecture of Toronto course @ UofT. This week, we went on a skyscrapers walk w/ @joelleondanis.bsky.social of the Toronto Society of Architects, ending at the CIBC Square elevated park. What a view! 😍

Join us Mon, Nov 18 for the launch of a special issue of the Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada on Architecture & Extraction! Hear the authors & guest eds discuss the role of extraction in Canada's architectural history. Details ➡️ canada-architecture.org/jssac-archit...

Everyone welcome @jessmace.bsky.social to Bluesky! Post your favourite architecture/urbanism/Toronto starter packs for her to follow, and please add Dr Mace to the same! She is a historian @uoft.bsky.social with deep knowledge of Canadian architecture.

Hello, bluesky! I'm a prof at @uoft.bsky.social /an architecture, heritage, and art nerd living in Toronto. Especially interested in the built environment & visual/material culture of Canada. Would love suggestions for accounts to follow and tips for getting started here. ☺️