Jennifer Chan (artist)

Jennifer Chan is a Canadian video and media artist and curator based in Toronto. Her work addresses internet pop culture, specifically on the representation of masculinity and the various constructions of femininity under the male gaze.

Chan was born in Canada. She grew up in Hong Kong but has spent her entire career outside of the city.

Chan co-organized the online exhibition “Body Anxiety” with Leah Schrager, featuring underrepresented artists to challenge the male-dominated internet art space. She has held solo exhibitions in numerous countries, including “Young Money” at Future Gallery (Berlin), “I’ll Show You HD ” at transmediale (Berlin), “Sea of Men” at Galleri CC (Malmo), and “New Alpha” at ohmydays (Singapore). In 2013 she contributed a sequence to The One Minutes (commissioned by the Sandberg Institute) as part of "Ways of Something", a net artists' remake of John Berger's Ways Of Seeing compiled by Lorna Mills. The video has screened at ICA London, Fabrica UK, MenShing Museum (Beijing), Wooloomooloo (Taipei), and SongEun Art Space (South Korea), and later collected by the Whitney Museum.

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