Opening October 2026 · Sable Street Projects, Toronto
New paintings by Ines Halvorsen at Sable Street Projects, 8 October to 14 November. I've spent a year with this work, and I'd love to show it to you in person.
Engagement practice
The short version of what I believe.
I'm an independent curator, collection manager and advisor. I work with artists to make exhibitions, look after collections for artists and collectors, and help people buy art they'll still love in twenty years.
Good work deserves good company. Most of what I do is making the introduction. Gloria · TorontoRead full background & approach
Core practices
Every engagement is different, but they all start the same way: a conversation about what you have, what you want, and what's in the way.
I work with artists and spaces to shape a show from the first idea to the last label: the selection, the hang, the words on the wall, and the people in the room.
Intended for Artists and venues planning a show.
Explore curatorial portfolioInventory, condition, storage, loans, paperwork, and the quiet decisions that keep a body of work in good order, whether it's a lifetime of studio output or a growing private collection.
Intended for Artists, estates and collectors.
View collection caseworkWhat to look at, what to pay, what to pass on, and how a group of purchases becomes a collection with a point of view. I don't sell work, so my advice is only ever about you.
Intended for Collectors, new and established.
Start an advisory dialogueCuratorial case studies
Three to begin with: a show opening this autumn, one from last year, and a collection I'm looking after right now. The list grows as shows open and engagements wrap up.
Upcoming exhibitionSable Street Projects
Past exhibitionThe Annex Gallery
Direct inquiries
Whether you're planning a show, drowning in a storage unit, or wondering whether to buy the painting you can't stop thinking about, I'd love to hear from you. I reply to everything, usually within a couple of days.
No newsletter machinery — just an email from me when there's something worth seeing.