Anna Bowen (she/her) is a writer, editor, musician, and program coordinator, and one of the curators at Musagetes, a Canadian arts foundation which investigates the role that art has in addressing fault lines of modernity. Anna is the curator of Wet Sounds, a quarterly series that invites musicians to play live and talk about their electronic or electroacoustic practice in relation to the emerging polycrisis from queer and feminist perspectives, and the curator of the Wet Sounds fellowship program.  She is the commissioning editor of the Complicating Care series  on artseverywhere.ca. Bowen is an editor and publisher at Publication Studio Guelph and holds an MA from OISE at the University of Toronto in Social Justice education (formerly Sociology and Equity Studies in Education) and Women and Gender Studies, with a focus on critical race studies and a diploma in Creative Writing from the Humber School for Writers. As a poet, she has collaborated with visual artists on projects related to space, care, labour, landscape, and access and has published the chapbook, Holding Places (Glove box Press 2024), as well as poetry for the collection (Re)Mediate. Anna works and lives on the treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, neighbouring the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee. She is part of the queer rock outfit tube top, as well as the indie folk band Magpie. She is the former host of Bookish Radio, the Eden Mills Writers’ Festival podcast, available in the CFRU 93.3 FM campus and community radio archives in Guelph.