Bonnie Whitehall she/her is an interdisciplinary artist located in Toronto, Canada - traditional home and land of the Mississaugas of the Credit, Wendat, Haudenousanee and Anishinaabe.

Her creative practice explores care ethics in human and animal relations, feminist cosmology and the possibilities of a gentler future. Whitehall’s work is hybrid and intersects fiction, documentary and experimental forms of art making. Her practice is a combination of process-based, research creation and collaboration. Her work is DIY.

Her film work plays with collage, archival footage and home movies to compose her aesthetic style. Her short films have shown in Canada and Europe, including the Istanbul Experimental Film Festival in Turkey and at the Visible Evidence XXVIII Conference in Gdansk, Poland.

CURRICULUM VITAE

Photo credit: Judd Brucke, 2022 - Gage Park, Hamilton, ON

Photo Credit: Judd Brucke, 2023 - McKellar, ON

Film stills from ‘The Beast in Me Manifesto’ (Documentary, 34 min, 2021) and ‘Crying for the Moon’ (Experimental Documentary, 9 min, 2024)

For more of my collaborative and independent work check out Whitehall + Brucke.