Tue Jun 18, 2019 
Resident Artist
Natalie Very B
Natalie Very B. is an illustrator, muralist, and educator of Polish-Canadian decent. Her work is devoted to depicting women of...
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Jieun June Kim is a Toronto-based, Korean-born painter and muralist. She has exhibited her paintings around the world since 2010 at notable galleries and events. Since she moved to Canada, she has painted numerous murals, exploring the idea of “home” as an immigrant and creating safe space. Jieun is the co-founder of KJ Bit Collective who create murals and street art events such as “Laneway Light Up” project (2018). She is also the recipient of the Newcomer and Refugee Artist Mentorship grant from the Toronto Arts Council (2018). Jieun is featured on our Series 13 cans, has worked with us on live-art activations and will be working with us on an upcoming merch collaboration.
The featured exhibition was part of the Northbound Gallery Program with North York Arts.
ABOUT THE RESIDENT ARTIST PROGRAM
Art connects us. The Collective Arts Resident Artist Program invites artists to collaborate with us in their home cities to create art, build community, and inspire creativity on a global scale. Our Resident Artist Program looks to create paying opportunities for artists, document and promote the process, and build lasting relationships in arts communities around the globe. We believe that the more creativity there is in the world, the better, and we’d like to introduce you to the people behind this creative movement. Follow along and meet the artists that we work with, their influences and the environmental inspirations behind their work.