Juliane Foronda (she/her) is a Filipina-Canadian artist, writer, and researcher. Predominantly through object, intervention and text, her practice is invested in notions of radical care, feminist hospitality, and traditions of gathering. Juliane received her MA in Fine Arts from Listaháskóli Íslands/Iceland University of the Arts, and her BA in Studio Art from the University of Guelph.

table for two

A spoon is the safest vessel
Glasgow Women's Library archive research

salt collective
an ongoing collaboration with Ieva Grigelionyte

can you stay just a little bit longer?

how to be closer

trying to tickle the sun

traces (of the entrance, the archive, the lighting, the window, the wire, the exit)

sisters, not twins

Maintenance

editions
archive

the first thing i look for in a party is a chair

current/recent:
June 2022: Panelist, Burn Up/Burn Out: Curating for the Future, Centre for Sustainable Curating (virtual)
May 2022: Research trip to Helsinki FI, Stockholm/Älmhult/Malmö SE, and Reykjavík IS (as salt collective) - supported by the Culture and Art Programme Grant from Nordic Culture Point
May 2022: publication launch for A wet and heavy noise, Market Gallery, Glasgow UK - contributing texts
March and April 2022: artist residency at RAW Material Company, Dakar SE in collaboration with Cove Park, UK
January and February 2022: I know about hidden things, Trinity Square Video, Toronto CA - solo exhibition, curated by Letticia Cosbert Miller
December 2021: Notes on gathering: pocket, tree, water, spoon, Contemporary Art Stavanger
November 2021: Interview: Juliane Foronda, Contemporary Art Stavanger - interviewed by Heather Jones
September and October 2021: Food Studio Residency – an open kitchen for art, theory and politics at MeetFactory, Prague CZ

upcoming:
August - October 2022: artist residency, Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder, Trondheim NO

holding place

the shape of the space between us

I know about hidden things
solo exhibition at Trinity Square Video