From January to April 2017, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) presented Isaac Julien: Other Destinies, organized by Ann Webb, former Managing Director of ROM Contemporary Culture and Dr. Silvia Forni, former Curator of African Arts and Cultures. The exhibition featured two multi-screen projections, WESTERN UNION: Small Boats (2007) and True North (2004) by installation artist and filmmaker, Sir Isaac Julien CBE RA. Exploring themes of migration, race and colonial history, the films were Installed in the ROM's European Galleries. 

Photo credit: Isaac Julien Studio

The 2015 exhibition Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything, a collaboration between the ROM and MOCCA in Toronto, featured over 100 works across various media. Originally curated by Daina Augaitis, Chief Curator and Associate Director, Vancouver Art Gallery, it was the first major survey of Coupland’s art, exploring Canadian identity, technology and popular culture in the 21st century.

The Reel Artists Film Festival was founded and curated by Ann Webb. A feature program of the Canadian Art Foundation for 10 years and North America’s only film festival devoted to documentaries about visual art and artists, the Festival presented more than 80 films with special introduction and Q&A sessions with directors, filmmakers and artists. An opening night screening and gala launched each annual Festival attracting media attention and a devoted audience.