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| A Polaroid portrait of a white queer woman with long blonde hair standing in front of a door facing the camera with a calm, neutral expression. |
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Tessa Lee Cook
| Tessa Lee Cook is a Montréal-based undergraduate student in Political Science and Journalism at Concordia University. Her work sits at the intersection of feminist media, cultural production, and community-based storytelling, with a particular focus on grassroots nightlife and independent cultural initiatives in Montréal. Drawing on several years of experience working in the city’s nightlife sector, she approaches nightlife as an informal public sphere where social relations, identities, and collective cultures are actively formed. Alongside her academic work, she has completed a communications internship at Moment Factory, gaining experience in large-scale cultural production and immersive storytelling. Her interests centre on participatory media practices that bridge online platforms and embodied community experiences, challenge algorithmic echo chambers, and amplify underrepresented voices within local cultural ecosystems. |
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| Contact: tessaleecook@gmail.com |
| 2023-2025 Communications Intern, Cultural Projects, Moment Factory. Contributed to communications and digital storytelling for large-scale cultural and immersive projects, gaining experience in institutional cultural production and audience engagement. |
Grassroots Cultural Pop-Ups (various locations, Montréal).
Co-organized and hosted community-based pop-up events in collaboration with local creatives and initiatives, centring accessibiloty, emerging artists, and women-led projects. Notably, in partnership with the CFBA, Cafe Camas, La Poubelle Magnifique.