Nancy Evelyn Paterson

Nancy Paterson is a media artist working in the field of interactive installations. She received a Ph.D in Communications & Culture from York University and is Professor at OCAD University. She work with the notion of cyberfeminism and show her work in different institutions.

2013 Introduced a paper entitled "Veillances: Protocols and Network Surveillance" at Columbia University, New York
2012 Investigator at IXmaps (together with Andrew Clement)
2012 Visiting Lecturer at Stetson University
2011 Held a workshop entitled “IXmaps – Do you know where your packets go?” at the Association of Internet Researchers (together with Andrew Clement)
2010 - 2012 Fellow at the University of Toronto (iSchool), as she earned an award from the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council after her doctorate
2009 PhD from York University, Toronto
1990 Associate Professor at the Ontario College of Art & Design
1985 AOCA diploma from the Ontario College of Art & Design
1957 Born in Canada
MEd from Brock University
Lecturer at Seneca College (School of Communication Arts)
Facilities Manager at Charles Street Video, Toronto
Resident Artist at the Bell Centre for Creative Communications (BCCC)