Matthew Kyba is a Canadian curator and writer based in Detroit, Michigan. He is currently the Curatorial Associate at the Mott-Warsh Collection in Flint, MI, a major collection dedicated to modern and contemporary art by artists of the African diaspora. He previously served as Curator of the Fine Arts Center Galleries at Bowling Green State University, where he oversaw exhibition programming, collection stewardship, artist relations, publications, student engagement, and public programs.

Kyba has organized exhibitions, publications, commissions, public programs, touring projects, and artist residencies across Canada and the United States.

Recent touring projects include Esmaa Mohamoud’s To Play in the Face of Certain Defeat, which toured to Museum London, the Art Gallery of Hamilton, the Ottawa Art Gallery, the Winnipeg Art Gallery, and the Art Gallery of Alberta, as well The Stories We Tell (Foreman Art Gallery, Mcintosh Art Gallery) and What’s the Value of a Dollar (AceArtInc, The New Gallery, Foreman Art Gallery). His work has received support from the Canada Council for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation, including NEA support for How Do I Look and Canada Council support for After Images. His public-space commissioning work includes a project developed with Union Station and OCAD University, and Sutures received Exhibition of the Year recognition from the Ontario Arts Council.