Claire Milbrath (born 1989, Victoria, British Columbia) is an artist and editor-in-chief of The Editorial Magazine, a print journal on contemporary art. Milbrath earned her BA in History from Concordia University. Her first solo exhibition was with Steve Turner in 2017. She lives and works in Montreal.

Born 1989, Victoria, British Columbia
Lives and works in Montréal

Education

2012     BA Concordia University, Montréal

Solo Exhibitions

2018     Disegni section curated by Luís Silva and João Mourão, Artissima, Torino, Italy (with Steve Turner) (Upcoming)
2017     Crome Yellow, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
              Poor Gray: Domestic Scenes, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
              Still Lives, Groovy Dog Gallery, Milwaukee
2015     Solo Exhibition, Galerie Éphémère, Montréal

Group Exhibitions

2018      Code Art Fair, Copenhagen, Denmark (with Steve Turner) (Upcoming)
                Through-Line: Drawing and Weaving by 19 Artists, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
               BioPix, Steve Turner, Los Angeles
2017      Vendu-Solde, Esse, Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal
               UNTITLED, Miami Beach, with Steve Turner
               We Live in a Fantasy, Two-person show, NeverApart, Montreal
               Domestic Tranquility, 0-0 LA, Los Angeles
               Papier, Arsenal Contemporary Art, Montreal
               Project Pangée, Material Art Fair, Mexico City
               This Must Be The Place, Lisa Kehler Art + Projects, Winnipeg
2016      As the Morning Lengthened, Whole Parties Appeared Over The Sandhills,
               AC Repair Co., Toronto
               The Garden, Project Pangée, Montréal
               Velvet Ropes, Charlie Roberts, Chris Rexroad, and Love Watts, New York
               Body Talk, Project Gallery, Toronto
2015      Comforter, curated by Petra Collins, SFAQ, San Francisco
2014      Pussy Pat, curated by Petra Collins, New York
               Kind of Wild and Sort of Free, Yves Laroche Galerie d’Art, Montréal
               My Female Eye, Galerie MooiMan, Gronigen, Netherlands