Miranda McKee is a researcher, educator and curator who has spent over a decade developing exhibitions and public programs that create space for meaningful discourse and community building. Her research examines the role photography plays in shaping public knowledge, with a particular focus on how images are used to empower or mislead the public. McKee holds an HBA from the University of Toronto Scarborough and an MEd from Lakehead University. She is a PhD candidate in the Communication and Culture joint program at York and Toronto Metropolitan Universities.
Gallery 44 is piloting a new Educator-in-Residence program, with Miranda McKee as the inaugural resident, designed to connect its public programming and education initiatives through workshops, youth engagement and community-led learning. The role supports the development of accessible, research-informed programming while modelling a framework for a future ongoing residency.
Gallery 44's Educator-in-Residence pilot is supported by the Faculty of Education at York University.
