The RMG Announces New CEO + DFO to Lead Next Era of Innovation and Community Engagement

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, a cornerstone of Oshawa’s vibrant arts community, is pleased to welcome Alix Voz as our new Chief Executive Officer. Voz will officially join the gallery on June 2, 2025. We are also pleased to announce that Rose Rockbrune has joined the team as our new Director, Finance and Operations.

With over ten years of experience in the arts and non-profit sectors, Voz brings a deep commitment to cultural leadership, education, and community building. Most recently, she served as the Gallery Director + Curator at Cambridge Art Galleries, where she expanded public access to the arts and significantly grew organizational support.

“On behalf of the RMG, it’s staff and the Board of Directors, I am thrilled to announce and welcome Alix Voz as our new CEO” says Kegan Winters, Chair of the Board of Directors. “Alix brings to the role a wealth of experience and a vision for the future that is perfectly aligned with the RMG’s strategic plan, our values and our culture of care. I would also like to welcome Rose Rockbrune as our new DFO. As a CPA and an active member of the Oshawa community, Rose brings extensive experience from the public and private sectors, and we are glad to have her join the team.

As we look forward to Alix joining us, I would like to extend gratitude and thanks to our Senior Curator and Interim CEO, Leila Timmins. During this time of transition, Leila has been providing strong leadership and stability to the organization, and we are deeply appreciative of this.”

“I’m very excited to be joining the incredible team at the RMG” say Alix Voz. “I’ve long admired the gallery’s commitment to artists, community, and care, and I’m truly honoured to become part of its next chapter. I look forward to listening, learning, and collaborating as we continue building a vibrant and inclusive space for creativity and connection.”

There will be a reception to welcome Alix Voz to the RMG at the AGM on Wednesday, June 18. Need to sign up or renew your membership? Click here.

Alix Voz is a cultural leader, curator, and educator dedicated to fostering care, equity, and innovation within cultural institutions. With several years of leadership experience, she has guided curatorial initiatives, expanded community engagement, and championed inclusive arts education. Most recently serving as Director of Cambridge Art Galleries, Alix brings a visionary, community-centred approach to public gallery leadership. She is passionate about advancing cultural spaces as inclusive hubs for connection, creativity, care, and community resilience.