Justine Woods

Justine Woods (she/her) is a garment-artist, creative scholar, and educator whose research and creative practice explores epistemological, ontological, and material complexities in expansive, loving, and caring ways. She is a Doctoral Candidate in the Media and Design Innovation PhD program at Toronto Metropolitan University, holds a Master of Design in Interdisciplinary Art, Media and Design from OCAD University, and a Bachelor of Design in Fashion Design from Toronto Metropolitan University.

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Justine's practice stretches across fields of study, including but not limited to, fashion studies, performance and embodiment, and research-creation. Her work centres garment-making as a practice-based method of inquiry toward re-stitching alternative worlds that prioritize Indigenous resurgence and liberation. Justine's work has been included in both solo and group exhibitions across so-called Canada, hosted by the Art Gallery of Guelph, Quest Art Gallery, Fifty Fifty Arts Collective, Between Pheasants Contemporary, DesignTO, and the MacLaren Arts Centre. Her writing has been published in a variety of scholarly journals such as Fashion Studies, Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor Education, and Scene.

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