Events

A book launch and screening celebration of an anthology focused on the emergence of technological arts in post-war Brazil, featuring a panel with editors Gabriel Menotti and German Alfonso Nunez. Books will be available at a discounted price during the event.

You’re invited to the community roundtable launch of Terra Firma: an online resource designed to support artists, cultural workers, and arts organizations engaging with community-based approaches to new media.

Curators and cultural organizers, Sarah Cook and Lorna Mills discuss how lockdown-imposed ‘social distancing’ measures are impacting curatorial practices.

Part installation and part live performance, ishkwe-ayi'ii looks at the global climate crisis through an Indigenous lens and offers the question: is the apocalypse coming for humanity if we don’t fix this soon?

Screening curated by Miriam Arbus presented in collaboration with Sky Fine Foods. Through diverse forms of performance, video, film, and 3D animation, we are transported into new ecologies, provoking reconnection with nature and land-based knowledges.

Saxophonist and composer, Justin Massey, uses recordings of IRL artistic collaborations and workshops as sound samples that are processed and distorted, often beyond recognition, to reflect on the changes facing our daily lives and social interactions.

A VR performance by Tough Guy Mountain occurring in VRChat and streamed to Twitch, about a place, and an app, called ‘Intern Purgatory’

Join Megan MacLaurin for a discussion session that breaks down the call for submissions process and what to consider before applying to a new media art gallery or festival.

This panel will explore the ways quarantine is affecting artistic practice and how artists are digitally coming together in a time of isolation.

Dan Tapper explores the sonic and visual properties of the unheard and invisible. Join us to hear about his latest project SuperLattice and the visualization and sonification effects created from the structures of crystals.

Artists Xuan Ye & Wenxin Zhang discuss the entangled relationship between their artistic research and the real-time events that inform them.

Let’s get together online to perform and talk about our noise-making machines and projects.

In this virtual curator talk, Belinda Kwan discusses themes surrounding her current exhibition filling the Klein bottle (y) {

New York-based curator and writer Barbara London launches her new book Video/Art: The First Fifty Years with a public lecture in conversation with acclaimed video artist Lisa Steele

Adrienne Crossman will lead a free info session for artists, curators, and arts administrators on how to install and exhibit media based artworks.

A critical panel discussion looking at the ways artists are questioning, circumventing, and intervening in tools of online surveillance.

Join us for a special Open Studio dedicated to the art of generative drawing as part of the worldwide Processing Community Day program.

A special Open Studio will be dedicated to the extraordinary potential of Mycelium for collaboration at the intersection of art and science.

Join the 2019 IA Current Curators Sophia Oppel and Philip Leonard Ocampo for a Reading Circle centring on the themes and issues explored in their exhibition Scaffolds I can no longer see.

A panel discussion moderated by Sean Lee that addresses barriers to new media arts, as well as the potential of new media to foster more inclusive art forms.

Join us for a series of artist talks by local and international artists interested in the extension of the body and cybernetic symbiosis, featuring presentations by Justine Emard, Seb Pines, Nathan Serrano, and moderated by Lee Wilkins.

This panel discussion, moderated by Shawn Micallef, will unpack the idea of the Smart City in light of concerns over data collection, privacy, and surveillance.