Barbora Racevičiūtė
(she / her)
National Director - dir@imaa.ca
Barbora Racevičiūtė grew up in Vilnius and Montréal. She lived in Toronto for a decade and has recently relocated back to Montréal. She earned a Bachelor's degree from the University of Toronto and an MFA from the Ontario College of Art and Design. She is an independent curator and cultural worker, and has worked as an arts administrator at the8fest, Images Festival, and Workman Arts. She co-runs the curatorial collective shell.
Marilyne Parent
(she / her)
Communications and Membership Manager - info@imaa.ca
Marilyne is a cultural worker involved in the associative media arts and interdisciplinary arts communities. She completed a Bachelor's degree in Cultural Animation and Research at the Faculty of Communication at UQAM.
She is also committed to the development of good practices and the creation of safer spaces through her involvement in night culture as an event and festival organizer. Composer/performer in electronic music, she had the chance to perform at the 2020 edition of the Festival de musique émergente en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (FME) with her collective Tekon Acid Crew.
Tessa Hill
(she / they)
Operations Coordinator - coord@imaa.ca
Tessa is an emerging arts administrator and artist hailing from Toronto. She works primarily in film and literary arts, and her short films have screened internationally. In 2023, she graduated from the University of King's College in Halifax with a Combined Honours in Contemporary Studies and English.
Yuko Fedrau
(she / they)
Digital Greenhouse Project Manager - web@imaa.ca
Yuko Fedrau is a contemporary art historian and cultural worker interested in bridging gaps between academic and artistic discourse. Their research focuses on emerging trends of techno-utopianism and ethnofuturisms in contemporary art. They attended Emily Carr University of Art + Design and the University of British Columbia for their undergraduate, and are currently completing an MA in Art History at McGill University.
Lindsey Wilson
(she / her)
DS4Y Program Manager - stages.interns@imaa.ca
Lindsey Wilson is a multidisciplinary artist. Her work engages with themes of embodiment, queerness, and interconnectivity at the intersection of craft, art, and science. Lindsey completed an MFA at the University of Ottawa and a BFA with a minor in Gender Studies at Queen's University.