CV — Aislinn Leggett

CV

September 2011 Front Line, Pingyao International Photography Festival, Pingyao, China
June 2012 Gallery d’Este, Montreal, Quebec (solo)

2011 Montreal Contemporary Art: The 19th annual South End Art Hop, Burlington, Vermont, United States of America
2011 Papier 11, Exposition extérieure, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2011 En Trois Temps, Galerie d’Este, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2010 Exposition Portfolio, Galerie Les Territoires, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2010 Proof 17, Gallery 44, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2009 Likeness, SPAO’s Red Wall Gallery exhibition for Festival Karsh, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
2008 Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, Espace F, Matane, Quebec, Canada (solo)
2008 Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, Maison de la Culture Mercier, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (solo)
2007 Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, Warren G. Flowers Gallery, curator David Hopkins, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (solo)
2007 Photographs of Cuba; Explorations of Cuban Society and Interiors. Latin Film Festival of Rhode Island, Gail Cahalan Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island, United-States of America
2006 La Nuit Blanche – Montréal in Lights, Gallery SAS, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2005 – 2006 Espaces Affectifs, Regional Museum of Rimouski, curator Eve-Lyne Beaudry, Rimouski, Quebec, Canada

2011 Papier 11 Contemporary Art Fair of Works on Paper, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

2011 Conversation between Photographers with Gabor Szilasi, Leo Rosshandler and Michel Campeau, McCord Museum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2010 For Intérieur Voies Off Festival, projection curated by Michel Poivert, Arles France

2010 Lost Faces nominated for Prix Voies Off 2010.
2010 Lost Faces honorable mention Magenta Flash Forward 2010.
2009 PX3, Eight Seconds: The Quebec Rodeos 3rd place in the student photojournalism sports category.
2009 New York Photo Festival (NYPH09), Lost Faces nominated in the student fine art series category.
2008 Research/Creation Grant for Lost Faces, Conseil des arts et letters du Québec
2005 Top Portfolio Bursary from Dawson College
2005 Prix Lux finalist, documentary category for Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos. Prix Lux finalist, student category for Memorable Encounters

Ho Tam, Front Line: Interviews with International Contemporary Photo-based Artists, Published by Beijing Modern Press, China, 2011
Papier 11 Contemporary Art Fair of Works on Paper, Published by AGAC, 2011
Monitors/Proof 17, Published by Gallery 44 Center for Contemporary Photography, 2010
Flash Forward 2010: Emerging Photographers from Canada, United Kingdom and the United States, Published by Magenta Publishing, 2010
Espaces Affectifs, Published by Regional Museum of Rimouski, 2005

Judith Plamondon, “La Foire Papier 11 prend d’assaut la Place des Festival” Canoe.ca, April 4, 2011
Alexandra Murphy, “Capturing Time” Montreal Mirror, March 10, 2011
Heather Black, “An Ever present past” Westmount Independent, February 1-2, 2011, p.15
Canadian Art Proof: Fresh Frames. July 15, 2010
Urbania, Quebec cultural website, October 2009
Burn Magazine, February 2009
Applied Arts Magazine, Young Blood, July-August, 2008, p.56, 57
Jhade Monpetit, Le Téléjournal Ottawa/Gatineau, Interview for Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, Radio-Canada television, July 11, 2008
Rosecrans Baldwin, TMN Galleries, Interview for I Am a Tourist, The Morning News, April 21, 2008
Dave Bronstetter, All in a Weekend, Interview for Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, CBC Radio 1, January 27, 2008
“Picture This”, Montreal Hour, November 15, 2007, pg. 22
Christine Redfern, “Les Cowboys”, Montreal Mirror, November 15, 2007, pg. 68
Martin Coles, “Capturing rodeo’s true grit”, The Montreal Gazette, November 2007, pg. D1, D4
Anne Lagacé Dowson, Radio Noon, Interview for Eight Seconds, The Quebec Rodeos, CBC Radio 1, November 15, 2007

2008- ongoing Blogger and editor of Slightly Lucid, a visual arts and photography blog, www.slightlylucid.com
2009-2011 Photography Instructor for CTD at Dawson College, Montreal, Quebec
2009 Guest lecturer, Champlain College, Lennoxville Quebec
2007 – 2008 Guest lecturer, Dawson College, Montreal, Quebec