Events
Upcoming event
May 28 - 29, 2022
Doors Open Toronto — Gravity Sketch Demo
Heran Genene (UrDaughter.XYZ) is facilitating an opportunity to try virtual reality as a means of expression (instead of consumption!)
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Past event
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.
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Past event
Jul 22, 2020
You Need Protocols: Working with Indigenous Culture in the Digital Realm - Panel
Meagan Byrne, Elijah Forbes and Taylor McArthur discuss unique problems presented when working with digital and Indigenous content.
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Past event
Jul 21, 2020
Anti-Racist Artist Networks: Emerging Forms Of Community, Solidarity, and Care - Panel
In this panel speakers Geneviève Wallen, Fallon Simard, Ashley Jane Lewis, and Syrus Marcus Ware address the multidimensional, multiscalar registers of their care and community work.
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Past event
Jul 20, 2020
Goose Cakes - Artist Talk
Simon Fuh and Rowan Lynch's Goose Cakes is an attempt to learn more about the geese in our proximity in order to gift them a cupcake specific to their dietary needs and wants.
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Past event
Jul 19, 2020
is this real life drawing + unstill life drawing - Performance
In two back-to-back participatory live-streamed performances, Keiko Hart reimagines the practice of life drawing.
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Past event
Jul 19, 2020
Luna - Performance
Meghan Cheng of Ping Interactive and Cheryl O break down the distinction between performer and audience member in a live-streamed user-driven concert experience.
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Past event
Jul 19, 2020
The Virtual and the Viral: Digital Arts Practices - Panel
This panel brings together several artists contributing to this year’s festival, for a chance to introduce their work and discuss the challenges and opportunities of making art during a pandemic, connecting with art communities across digital divides, and other issues related to this year’s festival theme.
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Past event
Jul 18, 2020
ishkwe-ayi'ii - Performance
Part installation and part live performance, ishkwe-ayi'ii looks at the global climate crisis through an Indigenous lens and offers the question: is the apocalypse coming for humanity if we don’t fix this soon?
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Past event
Jul 18, 2020
Curating Online: In Conversation with Sarah Cook and Lorna Mills - Panel
Curators and cultural organizers, Sarah Cook and Lorna Mills discuss how lockdown-imposed ‘social distancing’ measures are impacting curatorial practices.