flashDRIVE 2026: Artist Intake
The intake form is CLOSED. Please contact the curator for exceptions or questions.
If you have submitted already, InterAccess staff will be in touch to confirm details.
About flashDRIVE
Join flashDRIVE, a fundraiser exhibition of Toronto’s living digital artists, curated by Miriam Arbus of Sky Fine Foods.
Artists will have the opportunity to sell digital artwork and explore what it means to sell digital artworks to patrons. Through a profit share between artists and InterAccess, artists will get the chance to support InterAccess and their ability to run future programming and to continuously uplift local artists. Purchased artwork is available to take home on a custom USB, media player, or freestanding mini-screen. flashDRIVE first ran in 2025.
flashDRIVE 2026 will take place April 22 – May 6, 2026, with installation beginning on April 13, and an opening reception on Wednesday, April 22 from 7–9PM at InterAccess (32 Lisgar St).
How to
If you’re here, the curator has reached out to you to take part in this year’s flashDRIVE exhibition.
- Please fill out the intake form below, due March 27, 2026. (Original deadline extended!)
- The information included in this form will be included in a contract to confirm your participation.
- Along with your contract, we will be in touch confirming exact file specifications required.
Reach out to Miriam (info@skyfinefoods.com) with any curatorial inquiries, and Ginger (info@interaccess.org) with any questions about your contract, how to price/edition artwork, other logistics, etc.
Artwork Guidelines
- Artworks must be digital.
- You may bring your own custom screen or electronic work or use one of InterAccess’s screens (TV or tablet sized)
- Artwork will also be sold on an online marketplace.
- Please consider submitting pre-existing work, reformatted for this exhibition! This is a quick turnaround and we are not offering exhibition fees – our goal is to make this as easy as possible for artists while maximizing the opportunities to sell work.
- We highly recommend artwork without sound, or artwork where the sound is not integral. While we can provide headphones in the gallery, most patrons will not play the work with sound when displaying it in their home.
- For work not on custom screens, we recommend pricing between $10 – $400; the majority of sales in 2025 were within this range.
- You will be asked to specify the number of digital file editions available; in 2025, this did not seem to make a big impact on sales (i.e. works with less available editions did not necessarily sell more due to scarcity or vice versa). Please make the best choice for your work!
Notes for IA Members
- Current Studio Members holding memberships from 2025 are guarenteed participation.
- If you're a new member starting in 2026, please still submit below, and we will be in touch if we have enough screens! If you're able to bring your own screen, please let us know, as we are more likely to have capacity to include your work.
About InterAccess
Founded in 1983 as Toronto Community-Videotex, InterAccess is a gallery, educational facility, production studio, festival, and registered charity dedicated to new media and emerging practices in art and technology.
InterAccess’s mission is to expand the cultural significance of art and technology by fostering and supporting the full cycle of art and artistic practice through education, production, and exhibition.
Artist Confirmation Form
Fill out this form if you don't have all the information needed for the full Artwork Submission Form below. This will allow us to save you a spot in the exhibition, and we'll be in touch to confirm missing details!
We will be in touch to confirm any missing details.
Artwork Submission Form
Please note this form will not save your progress.
We will be in touch soon with more details.
Reach out to Miriam (info@skyfinefoods.com) with any curatorial inquiries, and Ginger (info@interaccess.org) with any questions about your contract, how to price/edition artwork, etc.