
Janus
Read Shauna Jean Doherty's essay about this exhibition, Dataism, here.
EXHIBITION RELATED EVENTS
Opening Reception
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
7pm-9pm
Artist Talk
Friday, September 20, 2019
7pm-8:30pm




ABOUT TASMAN RICHARDSON
Tasman Richardson has exhibited extensively throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. His practice uses primarily video collage using the JAWA method (The manifesto he authored in 1996), fully immersive media installations (Necropolis, MOCCA 2012), and live A/V performances. His most recent works include performances featured at X Avant festival Toronto, screening at Impakt festival Utrecht, and performance at IAF festival Tokyo. His themes to date have been a critical response to the spectacular, emotionally potent illusion of media culture, which he dubbed contemporary necromancy or death culture. In spite of this, he has debated on behalf of video as a living art in our nation’s capital and enthusiastically teaches workshops on scavenging and generative live glitch art.
This project was produced with the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council


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