Amed Aroche

Amed Aroche is a Cuban-born visual artist, curator, and cultural worker based in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal. Trained in architecture and holding a master’s degree in urban studies, his practice – spanning photography, installation, writing, and research – draws on critical fabulation, diasporic and transgeographic thought, as well as the relationships between archive, document, and fiction. His work has been presented in Havana, Montreal, and Vienna, among other places. He was one the recipient of the Conseil des arts de Montréal’s (CAM) démART-Mtl grant (2025), through which he worked at the Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK and curated Nuit éternelle, désobéissance esthétique (2025), an exhibition that brought together contemporary Cuban artists from the diaspora. Aroche is currently the Research and Exhibitions Coordinator at the contemporary art center Artexte.