Annie Wong (b. Toronto, ON, Canada) is a multidisciplinary artist, community organizer and occasional curator, whose practice explores how memory, belonging, and collective histories persist through the material and spiritual worlds we inhabit. Working across installation, performance, writing, video, and community collaboration, she is interested in the ways people make meaning through objects, rituals, relationships and how these practices mght reveal who and what is remembered, forgotten, protected, or made to disappear. Across her body of work, Wong explores the relationship between the intimate and the political: how a personal memory can contain a larger history; how an everyday object can carry the weight of a community; how ritual can become a form of resistance; and how collective acts of remembering can challenge the forces that produce cultural and historical erasure.

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She has exhibited widely across North America including with the Art Gallery of Ontario, The Toronto Biennale of Art, Images Festival, The Live Biennale among many others. She was formerly the Curator of Programming and Public Engagement at Gallery TPW; and a founding board member of Toronto Chinatown Land Trust.  She holds a BA in English Literature and a MA in Communications and Cultural Studies from York University. ​

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Email: anniewong416@gmail.com

Instagram: @annieanniewongwong

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