Pamela Edmonds is a Canadian visual and media arts curator focused on themes of decolonization and the politics of representation.
[6] Edmonds began her career in Halifax in 1998 with the exhibition Skin: A Political Boundary, co-curated with Meril Rasmussen at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design.
[9][10] After working many years in Toronto, Ontario at the Thames Art Gallery[11][12] of the Chatham Cultural Centre, Edmonds was promoted to senior curator at McMaster Museum of Art, becoming one of the few Black curators working in senior curatorial positions in Canadian museums and galleries.
[12] Working with the Sister Visions collective Edmonds organized Through Our Eyes at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax.
In 2009, Edmonds co-founded Third Space Art Projects, a curatorial collective which she co-directs with Sally Frater.