Natasha Whyte–Gray[1]![]()
is an interdisciplinary designer, artist, and writer based in Toronto.
Since 2018, Natasha has developed online exhibitions and interactive publications as the Designer for Koffler.Digital,[︎︎︎] a program of the Koffler Centre of the Arts.
With a specialty in designing online exhibitions, she uses critical practices to create dynamic and interactive experiences, exploring the multifaceted intersections of design and art with culture and politics.
Natasha holds a BA in Communication Studies with a specialization in Intermedia from Concordia University in Montreal. Her academic research explores the interchange between cultural studies, architectural history, and feminisms.
Find her:
︎︎︎ on long walks with her mini poodle, Gilbert[3]![]()
︎︎︎ drinking lots of coffee;
︎︎︎ moving furniture around her apartment.
Since 2018, Natasha has developed online exhibitions and interactive publications as the Designer for Koffler.Digital,[︎︎︎] a program of the Koffler Centre of the Arts.
With a specialty in designing online exhibitions, she uses critical practices to create dynamic and interactive experiences, exploring the multifaceted intersections of design and art with culture and politics.
Natasha holds a BA in Communication Studies with a specialization in Intermedia from Concordia University in Montreal. Her academic research explores the interchange between cultural studies, architectural history, and feminisms.
Find her:
︎︎︎ on long walks with her mini poodle, Gilbert[3]
︎︎︎ drinking lots of coffee;
︎︎︎ moving furniture around her apartment.
Current
Freelance Designer
Since 2017
Designer, Koffler.Digital @ Koffler Centre of the Arts
Since 2018
Former
Research Assistant @ Concordia University
Feminist Media Studio + Prof. Liz Miller
2019
Teaching Assistant @ Concordia University
Intermedia I, Department of Communications
2017-2019
Digital Content Assistant @ Koffler Centre of the Arts
2018
Media + Communications Intern @ Loyola Sustainability Research Centre
2017-2018
Media + Communications Intern @ Concordia Greenhouse
2015-2016