Kate Dalton is Anishinaabe Kwe from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. She is a multidisciplinary artist and curator whose practice spans photography, printmaking, beadwork, and painting. Her work explores relationships to place, community, memory, and personal transformation.
Kate earned a Diploma in Creative Photography from Mohawk College and continued her studies in Indigenous Visual Culture at OCAD University. Over the past decade, she has developed an arts practice shaped by an evolving creative process and an exploration of visual storytelling.
As Community Stories Curator at Woodland Cultural Centre, Kate collaborates on arts and historical exhibitions that support community-directed storytelling and the preservation of cultural and historical knowledge. Her work is guided by an artistic and community-centred worldview that connects contemporary creation with lived experience, history, and responsibility to community.
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