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Becoming Anarchival - Exhibition at Gallery 881

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Becoming Anarchival - Exhibition at Gallery 881

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“Becoming Anarchival” by @katehennessy.sfu and @trudilynnsmith @pairatext is open now until Nov. 30 @gallery881_ in Vancouver. Artist talk on Nov. 30 2-3 PM.

Photos: (1) Installation view, including “Phantoms” (diptych, len

Congratulations MCL PhD candidate and @hololabs.studio Creative Director Brett Gaylor @snackstabar on presenting a prototype of their critical AI interactive project “Necessary Tomorrows: The Education of Ursula” at Signals @viffest @foll

Congratulations to the Spring 24 graduates from the Making Culture Lab and cMAS with @gasaceves and @katehennessy.sfu !
Maira Cristina Castro (MA) and Yiming Zhang (MSc, Project).

We recently presented our new paper “Journey into Form: Transmediating the Woven Artwork of Jaad Kuujus” (by @katehennessy.sfu , @hannahtrnr , @meghaanobrien , @doenjaoogjes , and @reesemuntean as a part of the EVA London ’24 confer

MCL PhD candidate Tylar Campbell has just published his article “Deep Roots, Bama Soil: Narrative Multimodal Anthropology and Fugitive Histories” in a forthcoming special issue of the journal Museum Anthropology on Black Museum Anthropolo

We have just published a new paper in the proceedings of Designing Interactive Systems (Copenhagen, 2024) titled “Untangling Cables: A Case Study of the Life & Afterlife of Digital Devices in Academic Research” by @reesemuntean , @ka

The School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) Graduate Program cordially invites you to attend the following event:

Degree: Master of Arts
Candidate: Meta Vaughan
Title: “Traversing the Therapeutic Cusp: The Perpetual Metamorphoses of

We are packing for a pop up exhibition and a series of talks at Bard Graduate Centre in NYC next week! See more at the link in bio 🗽

“Bard Graduate Center presents a triptych of pieces by Meghann O’Brien (Jaad Kuujus), a contemporary In

Just out in the world, this special collaborative issue of Branch and Ding Magazines, link in bio 🌿Trudi Lynn Smith @trudilynnsmith and @katehennessy.sfu present an essay based on a series of their anthotype prints as homage to Tu’i Malila, a

Sonny Assu: Legacy Format ⭐️OPENING⭐️ at Equinox Gallery on Thursday Oct 12th, 6-8 PM.

From @katehennessy.sfu : I was honored to be invited to write an exhibition text about these new woven artworks. The essay is available in the gallery.

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Exciting news! We were awarded an Honorable Mention for our DIS’23 pictorial “Transmediating Sky Blanket: Tensions with a Digital Jacquard Loom”. The paper is open access and can be found in the link in our bio.

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A beautiful preview today of the exhibition/installation The Water We Call Home at the @gogcannery in Steveston BC. On view now with an official opening and events in Fall 2023. See www.thewaterwecallhome.com for updates 🌊🎣

Congratulations to Brett Gaylor, whose podcast series #necessarytomorrows is premiering @tribeca Film Festival in New York this week. This project mixes science fiction and speculative fact to explore how to make better futures. Brett is a PhD stude

Brett Gaylor @snackstabar and Kate Hennessy @katehennessy.sfu are on their way to @iseainternational @forumdesimages in Paris to present their paper “Welcome to the Metaverse Hacking Affect in Interactive Documentary to Increase Critical Big Da

Starting to install The Water We Call Home at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery Museum. Opening this summer. See more at www.thewaterwecallhome.com

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