Events
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Mar 19, 2021
QUEERSPHERE Curator Tour + Discussion
Join co-curators Sean Sandusky and Dana Snow for a tour of the virtual exhibition QUEERSPHERE
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Feb 24, 2021
keikobot - performance by Keiko Hart
keikobot is an unscripted, improvisational digital performance where artist Keiko Hart roleplays as a chatbot.
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Feb 12, 2021
Ctrl+Shift: Virtual Influencers
Jeremy Bailey, Rah Eleh, Ziv Schneider, and moderator Tristan Sauer address the rising popularity of CGI social media influencers and the controversy of simulating identity online
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Nov 24, 2020
Toolmaking - Conversation with Kite (Suzanne Kite), Ashley Jane Lewis, Gary Zhexi Zhang, and Taeyoon Choi
A panel discussion on tool-making presented in partnership with the Art Gallery of York University.
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Nov 21, 2020
Ctrl+Shift: Sustainable Approaches to Making
Ananda Gabo, Keeley Haftner, Anastasiya Yatsuk, Sultana Zana and Megan MacLaurin discuss sustainable art making, biomaterials, and interspecies collaboration
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Oct 29, 2020
Deep Fake Birdsong - Artist Talk
Artists Kelly Heaton and Johann Diedrick will talk about their collaborative project, “Deep Fake Birdsong” (2020), in which they explore the expressiveness of analog electronics to generate waveforms that sound surprisingly like real birds.
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Sep 24, 2020
TAC New Media Grant Writing Workshop
InterAccess is pleased to host a virtual Media Arts grant writing seminar with the Toronto Arts Council’s Visual/Media Arts Officer Peter Kingstone.
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Sep 17, 2020
OAC New Media Grant Writing Workshop
InterAccess is pleased to host a virtual Media Arts grant writing workshop with Mark Haslam from the Ontario Arts Council.
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Jul 23, 2020
Performance in Quarantine - Panel
Bringing together several contributors to this year’s live performance segment of Vector Festival, on this panel we explore the new kinds of digitally-bound performance art and participative art that are developing at a moment when computers seem to have become the only means of being in the presence of others.