Exhibitions
Current exhibition
Jul 11 - Aug 10, 2024
VF24 | I ♥ U―Kenzie Housego
Come text, flirt, and chat with these interactive LED embroidery works by Kenzie Housego.
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Current exhibition
Jul 11 - Aug 10, 2024
VF24 | too fragile to hold
A collection of new media artworks and interactive installations seeking to immerse participants into embodied experiences of flourishing mutualisms and resounding simultaneity.
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Current exhibition
Jul 11 - Aug 10, 2024
VF24 | A phosphene rifts―Hearth
A multi-site exhibition along Geary Ave exploring augmented reality’s ability to expand upon physical perceptions of the real world with objects and assets only perceivable through a digital medium, A phosphene rifts, curated by Hearth, explores the mutant materiality and particular tangibilities in the spontaneous creation unique to AR.
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Past exhibition
May 27 - Jun 19, 2004
Infrasense―Robert Saucier and KIT
InterAccess, in collaboration with the 2004 Subtle Technologies Festival, presents the premier public exhibition of Infrasense, a web robot installation created by Robert Saucier (Montreal) and art collective KIT (Canada, UK, France).
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Past exhibition
Apr 10 - 17, 2004
Instant Places ―Laura Kavanaugh and Ian Birse
Instant Places is a series of installation performances that work with locally gathered audio and video to transform the host gallery into an immersive space. The raw materials of the particular place and time are transformed through a process of improvisation using live sampling, microphone and mixer feedback, voice, contact pickups and effects. The video work deals with the transformation of recently shot and edited footage, using the real-time manipulation tools VDMX, Isadora, and MAX/Jitter.
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Past exhibition
Mar 11 - 20, 2004
The Story Project―A collaborative project
Coordinated by Jennifer LaFontaine and Camille Turner
The Story Project is an exhibition that brings together works by women from diverse cultures and lived experiences that use photography and digital media to tell their stories and express their visions for social change.
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Past exhibition
Feb 5 - 21, 2004
Booth―Pierre Tremblay and Skawennati Tricia Fragnito
Booth is an exploration of the time it takes to summarize a life or capture the spirit of an era. The exhibition includes Pierre Tremblay's Portraits in a Sentence and Skawennati Tricia Fragnito's 80 Minutes, 80 Movies, 80s Music, two artworks that use the minute-long video as a framework for self-expression. In each case, the artist has invited friends and acquaintances to use clearly established parameters – the single sentence, the song fragment, the rule of one – to fashion their contribution to the project.
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Past exhibition
Oct 22 - Nov 15, 2003
Re-play―Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay, Pascal Grandmaison and Zin Taylor
Curated by Barbara Fischer and Catherine Crowston
Over the past few years there has been an explosion of interest among visual artists in the popular culture of music's diverse yet ubiquitous manifestations. Re-play explores the ways in which established and emerging Canadian artists have taken up popular music, its forms of musical and visual expression, in such mediums as drawing, sculpture, video, performance and installation.
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Past exhibition
Jul 23 - 25, 2003
The Music Room―Jessica Sarrazin, Denise Duric, Heidi Strauss, Jeremy Rotsztain and Danielle Baskerville
One part dance, one part art and one part tech, The Music Room is an unusual project. A strange and beautiful blend of old media and new technology, The Music Room is best described as a contemporary dance and interactive media project.
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Past exhibition
Jun 20 - Jul 5, 2003
(e)merge // (dis)separate―Aaron Buttle, Jennifer Norton, Randy Knott, David Kucherepa, Kingsley Ng, Steve Daniels and Ben Bogart
Curated by Katie Varney and Jessica Fung
We are a generation who grew up in a tuned-in and fully wired world. As infants, technology enveloped us, wrapping its circuit-board blankets around us, making its way into every part of our psyche. The fact technology has acted as our overbearing parents continues to make it difficult for us to obtain an objective viewpoint.
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Past exhibition
May 23 - Jun 7, 2003
Signal―Steve Heimbecker, Bill Vorn and Simon Penny
Curated by Michael Alstad and Camille Turner
Signal: the sound, image or message transmitted or received in telegraphy, telephony, radio, television or radar.