Corrinne Chong is an art historian, curator, and educator from Toronto, Canada. Her specialization lies in late nineteenth and early twentieth-century European Art. Through an interdisciplinary lens, her research situates the visual arts, scenography, and music in dialogue. She has held previous positions at the Art Gallery of Ontario and the Barnes Foundation where she co-curated Matisse & Renoir: New Encounters at the Barnes. As a former classroom teacher, Corrinne remains deeply committed to access and diversity in art education. She holds degrees in Art History and Education from the University of Toronto and a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh, where she also pursued Word & Music Studies.