Adam Barbu
Independent Writer and Curator Middlebrook Prize Winners
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Biography
Adam Barbu is an independent writer and curator currently living in Ottawa. He has produced contemporary art exhibitions nationally and internationally that explore themes of cultural memory, the politics of spectatorship, and alternative modes of public engagement. His current critical research focuses on queer theory, “post AIDS” discourses, and early minimalist art. Barbu is currently pursuing his M.A. in Art History at the University of Toronto.
Industry Expertise
Design
Arts and Crafts
Research
Areas of Expertise
Design
Exhibiting
Canadian Heritage
Curating
Art
Accomplishments
The Queer Feeling of Tomorrow
2015-09-17
Awarded the 3rd Annual Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadians Curators.
Education
University of Toronto
M.A.
Art History
Media Appearances
Congratulations Adam Barbu
Art Gallery of Guelph online
2015-08-01
The Art Gallery of Guelph is pleased to announce that Adam Barbu has been awarded the 3rd Annual Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators. Barbu's project, The Queer Feeling of Tomorrow, has been selected as the winning submission and will be featured at the Art Gallery of Guelph from September 17 - December 13, 2015...
