Tracy Maurice

Tracy Maurice is a multidisciplinary artist who works in art, design, and film. Her work has been exhibited at Lincoln Center Atrium (NYC), Nuit Blanche (Toronto), Canadian Museum of Civilization (Ottawa), Birdo Flugas Gallery (Japan), LIGHT Art + Design Gallery (Chapel Hill) and the Grenfell Art Gallery (Newfoundland). In 2019, she performed at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal (in collaboration with Dana Michel) as part of the Françoise Sullivan Exhibition. Maurice was the Creative Director for Arcade Fire and created album artwork, music videos and live experiential content for the albums Funeral and Neon Bible; including the music video for the band’s single, “Black Mirror.” In 2008, Maurice won a Juno Award for Best Director of the Year for Neon Bible. She has given lectures at Berklee College of Music and taught in the IDFA Film Academy at the University of California at Berkeley and has been artist-in-residence at Residency Unlimited (Brooklyn), Ayatana Artists’ Research Residency (Ottawa) and Art City (Winnipeg).