Joyce Zemans CM (born April 21, 1940) is a Canadian art historian, curator, cultural policy specialist and academic.
[2] In 1992, she returned to teaching at York, then as acting director of the graduate program in art history (1994–1995), later developing the diploma in curatorial studies.
Macdonald: The Inner Landscape (Art Gallery of Ontario, 1981) which was praised in a peer review for its "diligent research, immensely readable prose and masterful organization";[4] Alexandra Luke, Christopher Pratt, Kathleen Munn and Edna Taçon, Bertram Brooker and Tony Urquhart.
[1] Other publications include an Art Gallery Handbook and Museums after Modernism, Strategies of Engagement, of which she was the co-editor with Griselda Pollock, as well as books on Sorel Etrog, "Sorel Etrog: Paintings and Drawings: 1963 – 1971", and Jock Macdonald: Life and Work (Art Canada Institute, https://www.aci-iac.ca/art-books/jock-macdonald).
Canadian Cultural Policy in a Globalized World (1997), Comparing cultural policy: A study of Japan and the United States co-edited with Archie Kleingartner (Altamira, 1999) and Making Change: Fifty Years of the Laidlaw Foundation co-edited with Nathan Gilbert (ECW Press).