Goodbye to Jennie!

After almost four years, Jennifer Cherniack - our one time Gallery and Studio Assistant, Membership Coordinator, Administrative Assistant, and finally Assistant Curator/Public Programmes Manager - is leaving InterAccess to pursue an MFA in the Open Media programme at Concordia University.

Jennifer has been an integral part of virtually all of InterAccess' activities since 2005 and she will be sorely missed by the organization. During her tenure with InterAccess, Jennifer developed our now wildly popular workshop series and curated "Beatrice's Centre for Student Affairs, or How I Learned my Mother was Right About Making Art in a Prairie Town during the Rise and Fall of Grunge Music" one of our most successful exhibitions which featured the work of Jo-Anne Balcaen, Daniel Barrow, and Evan Tapper. Jennifer was also responsible for developing our weekly e-newsletter, AXON, and was its most popular editor.

Yet as anyone familiar with InterAccess knows, Jennifer was also an extremely important presence behind the scenes. The quality of our exhibitions and programmes over the past two years are due to her dedication and hard work as Assistant Curator/Public Programmes Manager.

The board and staff of InterAccess would like to wish Jennifer the best of luck in her studies and thank her for her tireless efforts on behalf of the organization. It won't be the same here without her.

Please stay tuned to our AXON blog for a personal goodbye from Jennie with stories, lists and pictures.