Donna Szoke is a Canadian artist whose practice includes video, animation, writing, installation, and collaboration. Her work has been exhibited in Canada, US, France, Germany, and Turkey. She has received numerous research awards and grants for her research from funders including SSHRC, Canada Council Media Arts Commissions, BC Arts Council Media Arts, and Ontario Arts Council. She holds a BA, BFA, Sculpture Diploma (Foundry) and an Interdisciplinary MFA. Szoke’s art practice began in Winnipeg MB, designing for Guy Maddin’s early feature films, engaging in performance art and making conceptually based drawings. After moving to Vancouver, her practice shifted into digital video, collaboration and installation. She creates post-conceptual work that is heavily informed by critical studies with repeating themes of immanence, embodied perception, the fluidity of lived experience and a critique of commodity culture. Art works outside Vancouver: Video Public Art (Temporary): Toronto, ON; St. Catharines, ON