Exhibitions
Past exhibition
May 21 - 24, 2025
Magpie Online― Christina Dovolis
Magpie Online is a docu-installation that explores how virtual worldbuilding reshapes identity and connection.
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Past exhibition
Feb 2 - Mar 17, 2007
Zoo―Ingrid Bachmann, Garnet Hertz, Amy Youngs
InterAccess is pleased to present ZOO, an exhibition of three works by three artists that artfully integrate natural and artificial life, colliding the realm of living things with the genre of creative electronics. Artists Ingrid Bachmann, Garnet Hertz and Amy Youngs explore the complex relationship between technology, culture and nature. This exhibition includes a cockroach-controlled robot, a holodeck for house crickets and hermit crabs that surf the net! Read the essay by Matthew Brower here.
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Past exhibition
Nov 24, 2006 - Jan 13, 2007
FLOCK [in]―PLAN B (Marc Fournel and Thomas Oulette Fredericks)
Join the flock and play with our fuzzy balls at InterAccess . . .
Curated by Caroline Seck Langill
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Past exhibition
Sep 21 - Nov 4, 2006
Traps―Finnbogi Pétursson. Curated by Scott McLeod
Artist talk at InterAccess
Wednesday, September 27 at 7 PM
Finnbogi Pétursson discusses his work and practice.
Between Sound and Vision
Scott McLeod
In a time when the art and culture of Iceland holds considerable international appeal, Finnbogi Pétursson has emerged as one of that country's most respected and acclaimed contemporary artists. With a practice that spans more than 20 years, Pétursson has earned a solid reputation as an innovative artist whose work defies convention and easy categorization.
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Jul 14 - Aug 12, 2006
Press Play―Alison S. M. Kobayashi, Paula Jean Cowan, Darsha Hewitt, Stephanie Brodéur, John Smith, Lorena Salomé and Simone Charles
The 6th Annual InterAccess Emerging Artists Exhibition
InterAccess is pleased to present Press Play an energetic showcase of dynamic new works in electronic media. The exhibit features six emerging artists who playfully intervene both old and new technologies in order to expose the cultural conditions that shape modern life. Exploring the sometimes humourous, sometimes dystopic theatre of the everyday, these artists investigate how our values and perceptions are infused not only in our behaviours but also in the technologies that we create.
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Jun 3 - 29, 2006
Scale ―John Storrs Hall, Philip Beesley & Will Elsworthy, Ælab. Curated by Camille Turner
nterAccess is pleased to present SCALE, an exhibition that thinks big on a small scale by delving into the realm of nanotechnology. Hypothesizing a world where matter is built one molecule at a time, SCALE explores innovative methods of making new structures, materials and ways of thinking possible. Curator Camille Turner brings together molecular scientist John Storrs Hall, architects Philip Beesley and Will Elsworthy, and artist collaborative Ælab, (Stéphane Claude and Gisèle Trudel).
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May 26 - Jun 25, 2006
Welcome to the Networked City―Paulette Phillips, Marla Hlady, Germaine Koh, Luis Jacob and Amos Latteier
An InterAccess Commissioning Project
Walk Yonge Street from Dundas Square to the waterfront this spring and you will hear stories about the neighbourhood, revisit the old Bulova Clock Tower in miniature form, catch a glimpse of the great outdoors, see text messages translated into Morse code, and learn about the lives of urban pigeons.
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Apr 15 - May 13, 2006
Kodama―Hisako K. Yamakawa
InterAccess is pleased to present KODAMA, an interactive sound installation by Japanese artist Hisako K. Yamakawa that imagines "voice" as a physical object by illustrating how it floats through space. In the exhibition, Hisako has created a virtual forest inhabited by tree fairies that capture and play with the viewer's voice. KODAMA is presented in association with the 19th Annual Images Festival, April 13-22, 2006. For more information about the festival please visit http://www.imagesfestival.com.
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Feb 24 - Mar 25, 2006
Controller: Artists Crack the Game Code―Myfanwy Ashmore, Tasman Richardson, Anita Fontaine + Yumi-co., Prize Budget for Boys, RSG (Alexander Galloway)
InterAccess is pleased to present Controller: Artists Crack the Game Code, an exhibit featuring the work of five artists that modify video games by exploiting glitches in the code, adding or removing elements in the game and isolating specific visual components. By hacking the game code, these works question the latent meaning of the gaming language: who designs the software and for what end, who�s controlling whom?
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Jan 19 - Feb 11, 2006
Reconnaissance: Finnish New Media Art―Jaakko Niemelä and Minna Långström. Curated by Nina Czegledy
Artist talks begin at 6:30 p.m.
Reception begins at 8:00 p.m.