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Hannah Claus
Hannah Claus completed her undergraduate work at the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1997 and obtained her Master’s of Fine Art from Concordia University in 2004. Her installations have been exhibited in artist-run centres and public museums throughout Canada, as well as in the United States, Switzerland, Germany, Chile and Mexico. Her work may be found in the Canada Council Art Bank, the Contemporary Art Collection of Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Canada, the permanent collection of Museum London (Ontario) and le Musée de la civilization (Québec). In her work, she explores the relationship between the material and immaterial to speak of identity and community, memory and time. She currently sits on the board of the Aboriginal Curatorial Collective and is Chair of the organizing committee for the upcoming Iakwé:iarhe Colloquium in Montréal. She has taught contemporary Indigenous art at Concordia University and Kiuna Institute, a First Nations Cégep in Odanak.
