Past exhibition

Nov 17 - 22, 2009

Beta: Scentizer―Rodolphe el-Khoury and Nashid Nabian

InterAccess is pleased to present Scentisizer, the second installment in our beta series of members-driven exhibitions and featuring the work of Rodolphe el-Khoury and Nashid Nabian.

Please join us for the opening reception on November 17 at 7pm.

beta provides InterAccess members an opportunity to exhibit and test work that is new or even still in development. This series of exhibitions is meant to strengthen the connection between the production and exhibition of new media work at InterAccess by showcasing members' projects in the gallery.

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Past exhibition

Jul 10 - Aug 15, 2009

Trivial Pursuits: Mass Distraction―Roja Aslani, Erin Gee, David Han, Beatriz Herrera, Steve Shaddick, and Blake Williams. Curated by Jennifer Chan

Trivial Pursuits: Mass Distraction
9th Annual InterAccess Emerging Artists Exhibition
Opening Reception Friday July 10th, 7PM
Q&A with artists and curator 8PM

InterAccess is excited to present Trivial Pursuits: Mass Distraction, the 9th Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition opening reception on Friday, July 10th, at 7pm. Please join us for oral fixation and hyperactive banter as the curator leads an informal discussion with the artists at 8pm.

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Past exhibition

Mar 25 - 28, 2009

Drawing and Speech―Geoffrey Shea

For over two decades Geoffrey Shea has been creating idiosyncratic video installations and interactive works laced with de-nuded language and stripped- down technology to question not only the tales we tell ourselves, but the very telling itself.

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Jan 23 - Feb 28, 2009

Electronic Shamanism―Jackson 2bears & Ted Hiebert, Joseph Lefevre & Martine Koutnouyan, Geoffrey Pugen and Alyce Santoro. Curated by Min-Jeong (M.J.) Kim.

InterAccess is pleased to present Electronic Shamanism, an exhibition of four interactive electronic media art works from Victoria, Toronto, Montreal and Texas that incorporate kinesthetic interaction and a wide range of sensorial engagements to examine the similarity between the shamanic experience and our interactions with high technology. The works in the exhibition also consider technology as a vehicle and mediator of shamanistic experiences, bringing spirituality and technology together, combining age old rituals and emergent media.

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