Suburban Little India* Roark Andrade Situated at the intersection of Albion and Islington Road in the northwest end of Toronto, this microcosm has been in development for over 25 years. Responding to the need for Hindi movies Indian Foodstuffs, a couple of shops sprung up. What is this place like now? What will it be like in another 25 years? *The term INDIA may be used interchangeably with the term SOUTH ASIAN Project X 1497-1999 damian lopes A poetry-multimedia installation exploring discovery, technology and colonialism through Vasco da Gama's first voyage from Portugal to Africa and South Asia. "From Here to There..." represents the third collaboration between InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre, SAVAC (South Asian Visual Arts Collective) and Desh Pardesh. The works in this exhibit survey the history and collective memory of localized and transient cultural communities - a journey into the dislocation of history, culture and identity within a contemporary landscape. Roark Andrade's Suburban Little India examines the localised expansion of the South Asian presence in the northwest corner of Metropolitan Toronto; using a combination of documentary film placed in front of a web-based collage of video, photos, drawings, text, music, links, and postings, Andrade speculates on the present and future for this evolving pocket of culture. damian lopes' Project X: 1497-1999, a work in development over several year, explores a poetry-multimedia installation exploring discovery, technology and colonialism through Vasco da Gama's first voyage from Portugal to Africa and South Asia. Curated by Kulwinder Bajar and Mark Jones May 30th - June 17th, 2000 Opening Tuesday, June 6, 2000 7:00PM - 10:00PM Held at InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre 444 - 401 Richmond St. W. Toronto (416) 599-7206