Emily Dundas Oke is a Nehiyaw, Scottish, English and Métis curator and editor who lives on the West Coast. She is the assistant curator at the Burnaby Art Gallery and has previously held positions at The Capilano Review, Massy Arts Society, the Contemporary Art Gallery and the Kamloops Art Gallery. She holds a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and visual art from Thompson Rivers University, and has recieved numerous grants and awards, including the Ken Lepin Award of Excellence. She is an alumni of the Thompson Rivers University Indigenous Knowledge Makers program. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, and has been an artist in residence at Nida Art Colony in Lithuania, Ideas Block in Lithuania, Access Gallery in Vancouver and the Kamloops Printmakers Society. Her work is guided by reciprocity, resurgence and collaboration.

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