Pam Hall is an interdisciplinary artist based in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. She works across, and sometimes in between, the boundaries of medium and discipline, pioneering engaged art practices in diverse arenas.

She makes visual art, constructs installations, works with language, and is engaged in film, video, and most recently, performance. She works alone and collaborates with communities. Her work has been shown throughout Canada and internationally. Since 1998, Hall has been a faculty member in the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts Program at Goddard College in Vermont.

 

In 1992, Hall audited courses in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University to pursue research questions important to her work. In 1997 she returned for two years to serve as the first Artist-in-Residence there.

For three years, Hall was a member of an interdisciplinary team of scholars exploring the ethical dimensions of the fisheries crisis on Canada's east and west coasts. This project enabled Hall to broaden and deepen her work on the fisheries, to work with biologists, ethicists, theologians, historians and others, and to create a body of work intended to include the voices of practicing fishers in the scholarly discourse around these issues.

Since 2000, Hall has been undertaking writing workshops with women and girls throughout North America, to help her find and enable authors who will help her build a library of knowledge about "living in a female body".