2007 BFA Graduation Exhibition -­‐ Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Olympic Parody Street Art Poster: Homelessness

2004 Artist Book Exhibition -­‐ Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Tea Cupboard Book

2002 Student Exhibition -­‐ Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Drawings on Velum: Body Maps

2001 Reflections -­‐ Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. Community Art Exhibition. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Charcoal Drawing: Black Horse

Curated Exhibitions

Baker, K., Douesnard-­‐Malo, L., Hogue, T., Lawrence, T., Manhal,K., Diane, M., Mantooth , A., Marsh,D., Roy, R. and Walton, J. (2010, Nov. -­‐ 2011, Jan.). No Windows includes works by Adad Hannah, Jamie Drouin, Zoe Tissandier, Rhonda Weppler + Trevor Mahovsky. No Windows was organized by Satellite Gallery, the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology, and curated by UBC graduate students.

Baker, K. & Copeland, W. (2007, Jan. – Mar.). Shift. Ethical perspectives on human beings interactions with nature inspired by Dr. Gigliott’s Environmental Ethics HUMN307. Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. & Copeland, W. (2005, Nov. – Dec.). A Drift. Curated an annual exhibition at Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design to showcase works created by Emily Carr students during their participation in the Exchange Program in their third year. Emily Carr’s Exchange Program features agreements with art and design schools across North America, Europe, and Australia. Works featured in the show have drawn influences from other cultures, artists and educators. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Professional Experience

Britannia Heritage Shipyards, National Historic Site of Canada Community Services Department
City of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada (2012 -­‐ Current) Program Facilitator

City of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada (Dec. 2012 -­‐ July 2013)

Highway to Heaven: Richmond's Multi-­‐faith Community Independent Contractor: Cultural Collaborations Art Program

Paint For Life Foundation, Vienna, Austria (2011-­‐ 2012)
Workshop Facilitator: Art Moves Everywhere: Integrated art education program

Richmond Art Gallery, British Columbia, Canada (2011 -­‐ 2012)
Independent Contractor: Making Contemporary Art Makes Sense Secondary School Guides

Museums of Malawi, Malawi, Africa (2009 -­‐ 2010)
Independent Consultant: Educational Outreach Programs, HIV/Aids Prevention, Malaria Prevention, & the Expressive Arts

Intercultural Communication and Arts Foundation, Blantyre, Malawi, Africa (Nov, 2010) Workshop Facilitator: Collaborated with Peter Masina, resident artist of Museums of Malawi.

UBC Museum of Anthropology, British Columbia, Canada (2008 -­‐ 2012)
Independent Research Consultant: Conducted research for Dr. Carol E. Mayer, Curator of Oceania & Africa

· Project: Book Research, Transcribed journals and letters of John Williams (1796 – 20 November 1839) an English missionary that was active in the South Pacific.
· Project: Researched 140 Kenyan artefacts from the UBC Museum of Anthropology’s collection at the Nairobi National Museum, Kenya. (Dec. 2010)

· Project: Researched the material cultural practices of Chichewa potters in Malawi, Africa. (Dec. 2010)

· Project: Researched African artefacts that were selected to be included in MOA’s volume MOA Collections edited by Dr. Carol E. Mayer and Dr. Anthony A. Shelton. (Jan.-­‐May 2008)

Langley Centennial Museum & National Exhibition Centre, Canada (2007 -­‐ 2008) Independent Contractor: First Nations Printmaking Education Outreach Kit

University of British Columbia, Museum of Anthropology, Canada (2006 -­‐2008) Education and Public Programs Coordinator

Langley Centennial Museum & National Exhibition Centre, Canada (2005 -­‐2006) Education and Public Programs Coordinator

Vancouver School Board, British Columbia, Canada (1993 -­‐ 2003) Special Education Assistant

Publications

Baker, K. (2010). Embracing Community Development: A Case Study of the Museums of Malawi. International Journal of the Inclusive Museum, Volume 3.

Baker, K. (2009). The Olympic Dream: Reconfiguring ‘Place' and ‘Space' Through Growth Machine Politics. The International Journal of Arts In Society, Volume 2.

Baker, K. (2009). The Bigger Picture: Digital Graffiti Transnationally. International Journal of Arts In Society, Volume 2.

Baker, K. (2008). The 2010 Olympics: Creative Licence, Licensing and the Law, Freedom to Read Book and Periodical Council, Volume 24.

Refereed Conference Presentations

Baker, K, LeBlanc, N. & Salbuvik, K. (2013, May) Heartfelt Pedagogy: Implications of Practice. Presenting at the Heartful Pedagogy – Honouring the Work of Kit Grauer, UBC EDCP & UBC Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K., May, H. & LeBlanc, N. (2013, Mar.) A/R/Tography as Intervention Presented at the National Art Education Association Conference, Fort Worth, Texas, USA.

Baker, K. (2012, Oct.) A Cultural Experience in the Warm Heart of Africa: Culturally responsive museum education practices of the Museums of Malawi
Presented at the British Columbia Museums Association Conference, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. (2011, Oct.). World of Hope: Discourses on community-­‐based visual research. Presented at the National Canadian Society of Education through Art Conference, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.

Baker, K. (2011, July). Looking In, Looking Out -­‐ Discourses of Participatory Visual Research: A case study of the World of Hope artist’s workshop in Malawi. Presented at the International Visual Sociology (IVSA) Conference, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. (2010, May). Culturally Responsive Museum Education Practices from the Museums of Malawi, Africa. Investigating Our Practices. Poster session presented at the UBC Faculty of Education Graduate conference. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. (2009, Oct.). The Bigger Picture: Digital Graffiti Transnational. Presented at the Canadian Society for Education through Art Conference, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. (2009, Oct.). The Role of Museum Education in the Development of Social Change. Canadian Society for Education through Art Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Baker, K. & May, H. (2009, July). The Bigger Picture: Digital Graffiti Transnationally. Presented at the International Arts in Society Conference, Venice, Italy.

Baker, K. (2009, July). The Olympic Dream: Reconfiguring Place and Space through Growth Machine Politics. Presented at the International Arts in Society Conference, Venice, Italy.

Baker, K. (2008, Nov.). The Art of Protest. Presented at the National Canadian Society for Education through Art Conference. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Non-­‐refereed Presentations

Baker, K. (2013, Jan.) A Cultural Experience in the Warm Heart of Africa: Culturally responsive museum education practices of the Museums of Malawi
Guest Presenter at Heritage Services District Meeting, City of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. (Presenter)

Baker, K. & Kussmaul, K. (2012, Feb.) Art Moves Everywhere.
Guest presenter at the Paint For Life Forum, Vienna, Austria (Presenter).

Baker, K. (2010, May). UNESCO Second World Conference on Art Education Soul, Korea. Participated in round table discussions in the development of the Road Map for Arts Education.

Baker, K. (Mar 21, 2013). Museum Education: Culturally Responsive Museum Education Practices from Malawi, Africa. Guest Presenter at UBC in ANTH-­‐P 241: Introduction to Museums (Presenter).

Baker, K. (Mar 21, 2010). Museum Education: Culturally Responsive Museum Education Practices from Malawi, Africa. Guest Presenter at UBC in ANTH-­‐P 241: Introduction to Museums (Presenter).

Kimberly Baker, Visual Artist; Charles Hotel, Legal Counsel, VANOC; Bill Cooper, Director of Corporate Rights and Management, VANOC; David Wotherspoon, Partner, Intellectual Property Litigation, Fasken Martineau LLP (October 21, 2008). Running Rings Around Trade-­‐marks The Olympic and Paralympic Marks Act: Issues for Artists. Moderator: Martha Rans, Lawyer and Legal Director, Artists’ Legal Outreach. (October 21, 2008)

Kimberly Baker whose image of 5 shopping carts and the words Vancouver 2010 caught the eye of the city relates her experiences with VANOC, and the Olympic and Paralympic Trademark Act. Joined by representatives from VANOC and members of the legal community we hope to initiate a dialogue on the Act and its potential impact for artists.

Baker, Kimberly; Campbell, Debra; Gordon Murrey; Michael Vonn. (February 17, 2009) Freedom of Speech Under Seige. Guest presenter Seriously Free Speech.

Vancouver2010 and Freedom of Expression (Presenter).