Justine A. Chambers

Justine A. Chambers is a dancer, choreographer and artist currently living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia. Interested in social choreographies of the everyday, she engages dance in site-specific, experimental and collaborative creation.

Chambers has performed in public spaces, contemporary art galleries, performance festivals and on stage. She has produced, choreographed and performed internationally at venues such as; the Push Off Festival, Artspeak's Sensing Salon, Studio 303 in Montreal, The Lexicon: Canada Dance Festival, Vancouver Art Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Art Museum at U of T and Belkin Art Gallery at UBC. Chambers has collaborated with many contemporary artists, including; Marilou Lemmens & Richard Ibghy at Trinity Square Video in Toronto, Evann Siebens at Wil Aballe Art Projects, Brendan Fernandes at Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Jen Weih at Pitt Gallery, Elisa Ferrari at [https://westernfront.ca/ Western Front], Margaret Dragu at Audain Gallery SFU, and a long-time collaboration with artist Josh Hite. She is the mother of Max Tyler-Hite. Provided by Wikipedia