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A virtual history trip to 1970s Chile using Oculus Rift.

Join us for catered food, coffee and conversation between international artists and local moderators as part of our new brunch series.

Call for Artworks in Existential Crisis Deadline: July 4, 2014Towards exhibitions and events on the topic of preservation and new media art practices this Fall, InterAccess is calling for cases of artworks that are on the verge of technological obsolescence.

Just a reminder: next Wednesday is the first Wednesday of the month, which means Artemis night in Open Studio! Reserve a spot on the bridge of the TSN InterAccess.On Artemis night, we do all the usual Open Studio stuff, like working on art and troubleshooting your projects, but we're also pretending we're in space. Get it?Come by between 7 and 10PM. Bring projects or problems, questions or curiosity. Always free. Redshirts welcome.

In the second of our three-part workshop on computer vision in OpenFrameworks, instructor Adam Carlucci leads us through the computer vision toolkit packaged with Open Frameworks' ofxCv library.This workshop is sold out! Stay tuned for more coding workshops coming up this summer.

Last week in Open Studio we did so many things you won't believe it...

Last week in Open Studio we did so many things you won't believe it...

InterAccess is seeking workshop proposals from members of the art and technology communities for our Summer/Fall 2014 Education Programming. In recent years, our workshops have focused on building skills in contemporary new media art techniques including electronics, robotics, microcontrollers, and creative coding. For a larger list of recent programming, see InterAccess’ past events here [ http://interaccess.eventbrite.com ]. InterAccess aims to to offer educational programming that is timely, relevant, comprehensive, and delivered by excellent instructors.

Last week in Open Studio we did so many things you won't believe it...

...A video installation that orders space as well as images, Lucy Raven’s layered work unfurls on multiple screens and in three dimensions, creating an unease that goes beyond the visual.Its nominal subject matter, the exporting of labour in the animation industry offshore to places like India and China, has much broader reach than the film industry on which she’s focused, and that’s the point. Digital sweatshops a world away strip the magic from the artifice of the industry and lay bare a broader dialogue about global capitalism’s fraught endgame.

There are a bunch of upcoming events in the wearables community for all you e-textiles types and circuit-curious.Tuesday January 28th, 7-9pm: Toronto Wearables Meetup rings in the new year with guest speakers sharing their work in generative design and textiles, and design-it-yourself eyewear.  For more info and to RSVP, please visit: torontowearables25.eventbrite.ca Wednesday, 7-10PM: Wearables Open Studio! In addition to our regular colorful cast here at InterAccess, Erin Lewis joins us to direct some wearables-specific projects.

InterAccess seeks artworks of any medium that engage with the cultural space and/or aesthetics of drones.