Ann Thomas was the curator of photography and was twice made the interim chief curator at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. She retired from the gallery after working there more than 40 years in 2021. She now works as an independent curator. At the National Gallery, she curated or co-curated numerous major exhibitions and authored or co-authored their accompanying catalogues, and books, essays and articles on photography as well as lecturing and giving talks on the subject. In 2018, Thomas said:My great passion has been for the collecting, for exhibitions and for educating people about photography and its role in the arts from the 19th century on,
- Occupation
- exhibition curator, art historian, curator
- Citizenship
- Canada
- Born
- December 4, 1943
