Never Drink Flood Water
January 9 - 24, 2015
Opening reception: January 9, 2015 7-9PM
Never Drink Flood Water (2014) is a study of branding techniques and processes within the bottled water industry. This exhibition offers a look at the psychology behind our trust in a pre-packaged product.
The exhibition includes a cyclical water filtration system, lightbox 'advertisement' and mixed media work.
Connor Olthuis is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in Toronto. He was awarded with the program medal for his thesis work in the department of Integrated Media at OCAD University. His practice explores themes of branding, networks and infrastructural processes. Olthuis works with kenetic and static sculpture, print, video and photography. He has exhibited in Toronto, Hamilton and Montreal.
Past exhibition
Oct 20 - Dec 10, 2022
Terms & Expectations―Hiba Ali, Simon Denny, Sophia Oppel, Yuri Pattison, Eva Pel, and Coralie Vogelaar
An exhibition revealing the tangible presence of digital distribution chains that punctuate our physical surroundings and are transforming the topographies of human industry and interaction.
More
Past exhibition
Sep 7 - Oct 8, 2022
tangles, overlays, and lines drawn elsewhere―Curated by Talia Golland
An exhibition curated by 2022 IA Current Curator Talia Golland exploring digital materiality through the assembly of physical, networked, and gestural connections.
More
Past exhibition
Jul 14 - 24, 2022
The air we share―Christina Battle, Driftnote, Dalia Hassan, Jason Isolini, Kaya Joan, Sally McKay, Geoffrey Pugen, and Laura Margaret Ramsey
The air we share is a multisite exhibition of GIF artworks curated by Megan MacLaurin considering the spatial and social resonance of air.