BIOGRAPHY
Liza Eurich is an artist, writer, and organizer based in London, Ontario. Her interdisciplinary practice moves across sculpture, collage, photography and drawing, while also engaging with creative writing, publishing, curatorial studies, and collaborative models for working. Her research interests include autotheory and embodied forms of curatorial practice, feminist and class-conscious approaches to labour and access, as well as slow and recursive modes of making.
She co-founded the online publication Moire, as well as the project space Support. Represented by MKG127 in Toronto, her work has also been exhibited at Stride, Open Studio, G Gallery, Neutral Ground, Plug In ICA, McIntosh Gallery and the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery. Her writing has appeared in C Magazine, with forthcoming texts in BlackFlash and Public. She has participated in numerous international residencies including with the Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography in LA (US), SIM in Reykjavik (IS), Acme Studios in London (UK) and GSS in Glasgow (UK). Her work has been generously supported by funding from the Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council and London Ontario Arts Council.
She teaches part-time in the Department of Visual Arts at Western University, where she also manages the artLAB Gallery.
FORTHCOMING:
Solo exhibition with MKG127, Toronto, Ontario (Fall 2026)
Interview with Joy Walker for BlackFlash (Fall 2026)
Essay with Moire for Public (Fall 2026)
UAAC-AAUC Conference Presentation (Fall 2026)
CV