Anahí González (EN) is a Mexican photographer based in London, Ontario, Canada. Her work explores visual narratives surrounding Mexican labour across and within Canadian contexts. Through photography, installation, and participatory practices, she examines migration, labour systems, identity, and everyday forms of exchange.
She holds a Doctorate in Art and Visual Culture and an MFA in Visual Arts from Western University, with additional studies at Universidad del Valle de México and Universidad Europea de Madrid. González is a member of The Creative Food Research Collaboratory and has held roles including Programming and Fundraising Chair at Forest City Gallery. She is also a Contributor Editor at Embassy Cultural House.
Her curatorial projects include Steel Echoes (2023) at The Jeffrey Rubinoff Park and Migration Stories Whispered in My Ear / Me Susurran al Oído Historias de Migrantes (2022) at McIntosh Gallery. In 2022, she was selected for the AGO X RBC Emerging Artist Exchange program and was a recipient of Mexico’s Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte Grant (Jóvenes Creadores), Generation 2021–2022.
Her work has been exhibited and screened internationally in Mexico, Canada, the United States, Norway, Spain, and France. Recent exhibitions include Strike a Match and Put It Out (2025) at MKG127 Gallery used as a material in the production of another (2024) at Artcite, bienes importados / imported goods (2024) at Artspace PTBO, Tracing Labour Territories (2024) at Sur Gallery, and Hacia Arriba / Upwards (2023), a core exhibition of the CONTACT Photography Festival at Xpace Cultural Centre, “The Other Side of the Loonie” at Whippersnapper, SHOW.21 at Cambridge Galleries, and the “VI Festival Video nodoCCS 2020” at 51K Arteriet/Art gallery.
Anahí González (ES) es una fotógrafa mexicana radicada en London, Canadá. Su trabajo explora narrativas visuales sobre el trabajo mexicano para y dentro de Canadá. Es doctora en Arte y Cultura Visual y tiene una Maestría en Artes Visuales por la Western University, con estudios adicionales en la Universidad del Valle de México y la Universidad Europea de Madrid. Es integrante del Creative Food Research Collaboratory y ha ocupado cargos como Coordinadora de Programación y Recaudación de Fondos en Forest City Gallery. También es editora colaboradora en Embassy Cultural House. Fue becaria del programa Jóvenes Creadores del (SACPC), generación 2021-2022.
Ha curado las exposiciones "Steel Echoes" (2023) en The Jeffrey Rubinoff Park (Hornby Island, BC) y "Migration Stories Whispered in Migration Stories Whispered in My Ear / Me Susurran Al Oído Historias de Migrantes" (2022) en McIntosh Gallery ( Londres, ON). Fue seleccionada para ser parte del programa de AGO X RBC Emerging Artist Exchange program (2022).
Su trabajo ha sido incluido en exposiciones y proyecciones en países como México, Canadá, Estados Unidos, Noruega, España y Francia. Algunas son, Strike a Match and Put It Out (2025) en MKG127 Gallery (Toronto), used as a material in the production of another (2024) en Artcite (Windsor), “bienes importados / imported good” en Artspace PTBO (Canada, 2024), “Tracing Labor Territories” en Sur Gallery (Canada, 2024), “Para Seguir Adelante” en Lionel Rombach Gallery (USA, 2023), “Hacia Arriba / Upwards,” parte de CONTACT Photography Festival en Xpace Cultural Centre (Canada, 2023), “The Other Side of the Loonie” en Whippersnapper (Canada, 2023), SHOW.21 at Cambridge Galleries (Canada, 2021), y “VI Festival Video nodoCCS 2020” at 51K Arteriet/Art gallery (Norway, 2020).