Artist Biography

Justine “Tini” Stilborn is a Regina-based artist & designer. Pronouns are she/her as a woman of Indigenous (Metis, Swampy Cree), Romanian, Scottish, and mixed Settler descent, and identifies as bisexual. She earned a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from the University of Regina, majoring in Visual Arts (Drawing) with a Minor in Art History.
Justine is currently serving as the Digital Programs & Communications Manager at the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) where she oversees the development of digital publications and archives that amplify Indigenous voices, while also managing content strategies and outreach efforts. A dedicated advocate, she serves on the CARFAC SK board as Past President, CARFAC National Board as 2nd Vice President, the City of Regina’s Civic Art and Cultural Collections Sector Reference Group, and is a Mackenzie Art Gallery Ambassador. In addition to being a freelance artist, she specializes in graphic design, branding, and illustration, supporting both arts organizations and community initiatives.