of exhibitions, ranging from installation to sculpture. In WeakForce4 (2013), Morgan collaborated with a number of international artists on a project that focused on "transdisciplinarity", co-operative research and collaboration. The project sought to explore social, structural and creative problems with an outcome that extended beyond specific disciplines with positive social applications. The group show opened at St. Paul Street Gallery, November 2013. In 2013, Morgan participated in Poeticizing the Urban Apparatus: Scenes of Innovation, a conference art exhibition in New York City. During the conference, Morgan showed a video of her research-driven project in pulse in collaboration with Ellen Moffat. The project considered questions of the relationship between affective urban space and the body using locative mobile technology and physical monitors. In the extensive Oh, Canada exhibition at the Mass. Museum of Contemporary Art (May 2012-May 2013), Morgan participated in a group exhibition of over sixty artists from across Canada, representing all of the provinces and territories. The exhibition explores the range of imagery of contemporary Canadian art, and the cultural identity within it. Awards In 2012, Morgan was nominated for, and won, the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia Masterworks Arts Award for her piece Range Light (2010). The Nova Scotia Masterworks Awards Foundation presents the Lieutenant Governor award annually to recognize work that has strong ties to Nova Scotia. Morgan also received the Presidents award of Excellence in April 2012. This award was presented to Morgan by NSCAD University for her inclusion in the exhibition Oh, Canada. Morgan has recently been chosen to participate in the Rauschenberg Residency, through the Rauschenberg foundation, which takes place in Captiva, Florida. The residency is set to begin May 18, 2014 and continue until June 14, 2014. Morgan will be accompanied by an interdisciplinary group of thirteen other artists. References Bibliography (selected) External links NSCAD faculty profile Living people Artists from Saskatoon Canadian installation artists Canadian sculptors McGill University alumni NSCAD University faculty School of Visual Arts alumni University of Regina alumni Year of birth missing (living people)