Caroline MacCaull (she/they) is a queer interdisciplinary artist living and working on the unceded and stolen territories of the Coast Salish peoples, including the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First nations. As a dance-technology artist her work often questions reality and our perceptions. She holds a BFA from Simon Fraser University School for the Contemporary Arts and has had her work presented by Shooting Gallery Performance Series, Co.ERASGA’s Salon Series, Gallery Series 258, Vines Arts Festival, New Works, K.Format/documenta 15 (Kassel, Germany), Drink & Draw (Berlin), FOUND festival (Edmonton), Festival International de Danse Animée (Réunion) and the Scotiabank Dance Centre. She has been artist-in-residence at What Lab (Vancouver), LEÑA (Galiano Island), Dance Victoria (Victoria, BC), ArtStarts Ignites (Vancouver), DeerLake (Burnaby), Dance on Fluid (Taiwan) and NKK Dance Centre (Siem Reap, Cambodia). As a movement artist she has had the opportunity to collaborate and interpret movement with Peter Chin/Tribal Crackling Wind, Okams Racer, The Falling Company, Oksana Augustine and Restless Productions. Caroline is currently the Co-Artistic Director of the Chimerik 似不像 which has given her the opportunity to work as a New Media/Projection Artist on various projects with many different artists/organizations. Some of these include: Veronique West(Rumble Theatre), Mily Mumford (PTC), Jasmine Chen(Rice and Beans Theatre), Zahra Shahab, Restless Productions, Affair of Honor, Ralph Escamillan(Van Vogue Jam), Luke Reece(Theatre Passe Muraille), Arts Club, Active / Passive, Indian Summer Festival, Stratford Festival and Mayumi Lashbrook(Aeris Korper). Caroline is very grateful to be one of the 2023/2024 Chrystal Dance Prize recipients.
Caroline MacCaull (she/they) is a queer interdisciplinary artist based on the unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples, colonially known as “Vancouver, BC”. Her artistic practice focuses on the blending of movement, performance art, video, and technology, as a way to explore the intersection and in-between space of art forms. Her work often explores themes on spirituality, reality, perception and dynamic intersections that can exist between virtual and physical realms. She is very honoured to be a recipient of the 2023/2024 Chrystal Dance Prize. Caroline is the Co-Artistic Director of Chimerik 似不像 , a multi-award-winning interdisciplinary organization consisting of artists from underrepresented groups from various age groups, backgrounds, levels of experience, and disciplines.
photos by: Emilie Grace photography
photos by: Emilie Grace photography
photos by: Emilie Grace photography
photos by: Emilie Grace photography
Photographed by Dayna Szyndrowski, during Leña Artist Residency, Galiano Island 2021/09/24