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Jul 14, 2019

Vector Festival Artist Talks

Electric Perfume (805 Danforth Ave.)
July 14
4-6PM
FREE

Join artists Thirza Cuthand, Droqen, Jenn Norton, and Adrienne Matheuszik for a series of short lectures that provide context to their works on view in the festival. The event will be followed by an audience Q&A and the festival’s closing reception from 6-7PM.

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Jul 14, 2019

Bio-Sonification: Non-Human Collaboration at MOCA

Collaborate bio-sonically with non-human organisms around you! Join Tosca Teran at MOCA to listen to bio-data through various analogue synthesizers, plants, moss and mushrooms and experience a non-human bio-sonification symphony!

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Jul 14, 2019

Vector Festival Closing Reception

Join festival attendees, artists, curators, staff, and volunteers for the closing celebrations of Vector Festival 2019

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Jul 13, 2019

Eschatological Autopsy: The Act of Seeing the End of the World with One's Own Eyes | Screening

A video screening curated by Shahbaz Khayambashi & presented in partnership with Pleasure Dome

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Jul 12, 2019

Future Perfect Performance Night

An international line-up of performance artists working with experimental visualization tools, archaic home computing, and immersive sound

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Jul 11, 2019

Vector Festival Launch Party & Opening Reception

Join us in celebrating the launch of Vector Festival 2019 and the opening of the festival’s flagship exhibition, Future Relics!

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Jul 8, 2019

Art on the Screens: Wild Blue Yonder | Vector Festival Preview Screening

Get an early glimpse at Vector Festival's 2019 programming in this free public screening at Celebration Square

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Jun 27, 2019

Reparative Games: Mental Illness & Game Art

Kara Stone delivers an artist talk addressing game art and mental health.

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Jun 21, 2019

Anxiety in the Art World

A panel exploring the role of anxiety in art institutions and considering artists' access to mental health care.

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