Brynn Catherine McNab

Brynn Catherine McNab is a writer and curator based in Vancouver, who has worked with event-based work, co-authorship, contemporary dance, and alternative forms of publishing. McNab is undertaking a Master’s degree in Philosophy, Art and Critical Thought at the European Graduate School. Her current research is concerned with the work of François Laruelle, and structures of recursion in areas of mathematics and philosophy. In 2016, along with colleague Meichen Waxer, she co-founded Arts Assembly, a social practice and research based artist-run organization. She currently co-organizes the Vancouver Institute of Social Research with Am Johal and Alex Muir, a graduate level, critical theory free school based at the Or Gallery. She has published essays, creative non-fiction, and poetry internationally, most recently by Artspeak (Vancouver, 2019) Canadian Theatre Review (Toronto, 2018), Moniker Press (Vancouver, 2017), The Dance Current (Vancouver, 2017), Swimmer’s Group (Toronto, 2016), Faculty Magazine (Amsterdam, 2016), and the West Vancouver Museum (Vancouver, 2017).