Karl Beveridge

Karl Beveridge, born on January 1, 1945, is a distinguished Canadian artist and photographer whose work engages with pressing cultural, social, and political issues. His artistic practice is characterized by a commitment to collaboration and dialogue, often reflecting on the complexities of ideology, power, and control.

For over three decades, Beveridge has partnered with his long-time collaborator and partner, Carole Condé. Together, they have created a significant body of work that has been showcased in more than fifty solo exhibitions across four continents. Their art has been featured in prestigious venues such as the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Museum Folkwang in Germany, and the George Meany Centre in Washington.

Their exhibitions have also graced notable spaces like Dazibao Gallery in Montréal, Centro Cultural Recoleta in Buenos Aires, the Art Gallery of Edmonton, and the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney. Through their innovative approach, Beveridge and Condé continue to challenge audiences and provoke thought on critical contemporary issues.