Events

Come and enter 'The Play City' . A virtual world created by studio SPATIAL-ESK.

Heran Genene (UrDaughter.XYZ) is facilitating an opportunity to try virtual reality as a means of expression (instead of consumption!)

STYLY and InterAccess co-present an evening of artists talks and community gathering.

A discussion panel co-presented with Ada X on collecting, maintaining, and activating data within communities.

Join artist Casey Koyczan for an hour-long discussion on his artistic practice, past projects, and installation work Ełexiìtǫ ; Ehts’ǫǫ / Connected ; Apart From Each Other.

A virtual screening and discussion with artist duo Primordial Dismemberment (Thomas L. Archambault and Manolis Daris).

Join emerging curator Tristan Sauer for a virtual tour and discussion of the virtual exhibition Sculpted in Our Image, Forged in Our Minds

Join artist Max Lester for a reading circle that will explore some of the central ideas and themes present in his exhibition Behind These Strange Sensations are Hidden Structures.

Tamiko Thiel considers the ways augmented reality can be used to evoke the past, visualize the future, and highlight underrepresented communities, histories, and cultures.

Scott Benesiinaabandan, Cat Bluemke, Jonathan Carroll, Adrienne Matheuszik, Jenn E Norton, and Karie Liao discuss the making of the exhibition Geofenced, and consider the contemporary applications and implications of AR technologies.

A screening program curated by Maria Alejandrina Coates and presented at Fort York in partnership with Toronto Outdoor Picture Show.

A panel discussion on the dynamics of isolation and kinship in racialized creative communities.

Follow along with artist Meech Boakye as they process and fermet foraged and locally grown herbs, flowers, fruit, and honey.

A virtual tour of Vector Festival's 2021 flagship exhibition 'dis-ease' followed by a discussion with the curator and artists.

Steve Saylor, Tiffany Witcher, and moderator Sandra Danilovic examine the design and development of accessible and inclusive digital games and gaming spaces.

Community-engaged digital artists Danielle Braitwaithe-Shirley and Kim Ninkuru discuss the possibilities of post-pandemic togetherness.

Hum presents a limited run of printed zines mapping resonant sounds audible on the streets of Toronto. Artists Tasman Richardson & Kristel Jax perform Palindrome, a dualistic broadcast mixing these sounds.

An outdoor screening curated by Theresa Wang offering interpretations of the connections that can be found within digital spaces.

A panel exploring the recent NFT (non-fungible token) craze and the merits of the blockchain as an artistic and activist medium

Kim Ninkuru inaugurates Vector Festival 2021 with hello, a participatory soft movement performance.