Extended as a public program of Corri-Lynn Tetz’s solo exhibition Art Lover, the artist discusses her practice and artistic journey with her gallerist Shannon Norberg. They each share their insights into amplifying the female gaze and underlining the agency of women artists.

About the Speakers

Corri-Lynn Tetz
(she / her)

Corri-Lynn Tetz was born in Calgary, Alberta and now lives and works in Montreal. She studied at Red Deer College, Emily Carr and most recently graduated from the MFA program at Concordia University. Tetz has received project support from the Conseil des Art et des Lettres du Québec, the Canada Council for the Arts, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, and in 2016, was awarded the Brucebo Residency Fellowship. Her work was featured in The Magenta Foundation’s Carte Blanche: A Survey of Canadian Painting and in 2012, she was a finalist in the RBC Painting Competition. Tetz’s paintings have been exhibited across Canada, Sweden and the United States, with acquisitions made by the Senvest Collection and Equity Bank among others.

Shannon Norberg 
(she / her)

Shannon Norberg is the partner and co-director of Norberg Hall. From the gallery’s inception (Jarvis Hall Gallery) in 2010, founded by Jarvis Hall, and continuing over the past decade alongside Norberg, they have re-envisioned the possibilities of what commercial contemporary art galleries can be for artists, collectors and the vibrant Canadian arts community they value. Their desire for a strong visual culture and passion for gender equity has played an integral part in the shaping of the Norberg Hall and its programming. Throughout the years, Norberg Hall has actively supported the practices of emerging, mid-career and established artists to foster a deeper understanding of their creative processes, while providing a platform and space to share these critical dialogues.