Nikole McGregor

Nikole McGregor is a Peruvian-Canadian new media artist and Ph.D. student at the University of Toronto’s Cinema Studies Institute. Nikole’s research focuses on intercultural production, exploring themes of feminism, decoloniality, and migration through theory, analysis, and research-creation methods. Her interdisciplinary practice encompasses animation, film, photography, sculpture, and installation art, with an interest in perceptual narrative strategies and the impact of digital technologies on storytelling. Nikole has an MA in Communication and Culture from Toronto Metropolitan University and York University and a BFA in Integrated Media from OCAD University.

Selected Work

• Despair
• Speaker Consequences
• [unintended] collisions

Awards

• 2022 University of Toronto - Graduate Program Award
• 2022 University of Toronto - Faculty of Arts & Science Recognition of Excellence Award
• 2021 SSHRC Canada Graduate Scholarship - Masters
• 2020 Canada Council for the Arts • Explore and Create Grant
• 2019 Ontario Arts Council • Exhibition grant
• 2017 Ross Fletcher Film/Video Scholarship