artist lecture: tara marshall

Art and Art History Presents


Tara Marshall


Tuesday 27 October 2009
12:30 – 1:30 p.m.


Sheridan, Annie Smith Arts Centre Mezzanine

Tara Marshall is an art historian, teacher, curator, art consultant and writer from Toronto. Tara earned her MA in Art History from York University, her BA from McGill University and also studied Interior Design at Sheridan College. Tara is currently the Outreach Programmer at the Art Gallery of Mississauga where she programs special exhibitions and events and she teaches courses on Contemporary and Canadian Art at the AGO and at the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Toronto. Tara has published in Canadian Art Magazine, worked for the Canadian Art Foundation, worked as an art historian for the Granite Club and is a former Director of Red Head Gallery in Toronto. This Spring, an exhibition of portraits by James MacDougall, curated by Tara, will open at the Varley Gallery in Markham.





Tara will be speaking to students regarding opportunities in Visual Arts.