Tiffany oversees the planning, production, and delivery of art and heritage exhibitions, including touring exhibitions, at the Chinese Canadian Museum.

Originally from Hong Kong, Tiffany immigrated to Canada in the early 2000s and spent part of her childhood in East Vancouver, spending much of her time in Chinatown and at her relatives’ Buddhist vegetarian restaurant there. More than two decades later, revisiting these neighbourhoods as an adult has deepened her interest in the personal, family, and community histories that shape the city, and how they carry forward and transform over time.

Tiffany is also an artist, with an MFA from the University of British Columbia (2024) and a studio practice in drawing and printmaking. Her experience as an artist informs her approach to exhibition-making as a collaborative process that brings together artists, communities, and different perspectives. Her work is particularly interested in stories of place, memory, and identity within Asian diasporic experiences.

Outside the museum, Tiffany loves rock hounding by the river, documenting construction sites across the city, and making art.