McMaster Museum of Art Welcomes New Communications Officer Jeff Jung Sing Chow
July 11, 2025
The McMaster Museum of Art is excited to welcome Jeff Chow (he/they) to the team as our new Communications Officer! Jeff joined the museum on July 3 and will be with us in this role through August 2026.
Jeff is a communications and marketing specialist, and a graduate of the M.A. program in English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University. He brings a wealth of experience in arts administration, event management, and communications through previous roles with the McMaster Registrar’s Office and artist-run centres in the Hamilton area.
Q: What’s your favourite thing about Hamilton and the McMaster community?
Jeff: The people — they’re genuinely welcoming. From my time as a grad student to my current role as staff, I’ve always appreciated that sense of community.
Q: What drew you to the McMaster Museum of Art?
Jeff: I’ve been visiting the M(M)A since my student days — often during lunch breaks or downtime. I love that McMaster has a public gallery right on campus that offers free, accessible, and dynamic exhibitions and programming.
Q: What are some creative things you’re involved in, on or off campus?
Jeff: Outside of McMaster, I’m a radio DJ at the campus station 93.3 CFMU. I also co-founded a collective called Places, where we organize DJ and music digging workshops, panel discussions, and events. Our goal is to make DJing more accessible and foster it as a social and cultural practice.
Please join us in welcoming Jeff Jung Sing to the museum!
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