Wiley Sharp is a doctoral student in urban and cultural geography at the University of Toronto. She studied printmaking and philosophy at UW-Madison and geography at York University.
Wiley’s dissertation research studies the urban histories of Toronto’s Bloor Viaduct and explores the racialized and gendered production of space in the settler-colonial city. Her previous work explores the place-making practices of queer and trans* youth in Toronto’s suburbs. In addition, she helps maintain the Geography Zine Organizing Network (GEOZONe).
You can learn more about her doctoral research here, or read about her published work here. Please get in touch if you have issues accessing any of these publications. Direct all inquiries to me-at-wiley-dot-pink.
