Elizabeth Whalley is a Canadian artist whose work examines phenomena at the intersection of the man-made and natural worlds demonstrating their often problematic but, also, beautiful interplay. While her visual language is based in drawing, painting and printmaking she also uses experimental media, installation and interactive performance. She has created participatory and public art projects and exhibited her work in New York, the Maritimes, and Quebec. She was awarded a Canada Council travel grant, a McNair Scholars research grant, and a Pratt faculty grant. She has attended artist residencies in Newfoundland, California, and Montreal. She received her MFA and an Advanced Certificate in Performance and Interactive Media Arts from Brooklyn College, City University of New York after studies at Concordia University, Montreal. She has taught at Adelphi University, Haverford College, Pratt Institute, Pont Aven School of Contemporary Art, and Brooklyn College. She was the manager of the Inverness County Centre for the Arts, Inverness, NS. from 2015 to 2019.