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Remedios Terrarium at FOFA gallery:: March 17 - April 4 |
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MARCH 17 - APRIL 4
VERNISSAGE: MARCH 20
Remedios' Terrarium articulates substantial morphogenesis in a space
artificially augmented by light, sound and machinic memory. This group
exhibition showcases recent strands of speculative experiments from the
Topological Media Lab related to movement and performative arts, sculpture, architecture, and computational media.
The main Gallery acts as an alchemical vessel mixing multiple species
of matter responding to activity inside and outside the space:
calligraphic video and sound, plastic cells, structured light, and in
certain moments, performers. Other chambers contain sculptural
reflections on the terrarium.
We compose the exhibition as two and a half week long event breathing
according to clocks as well as contingent states.
Remedios' Terrarium features works by affiliates of the Topological Media Lab
from Special Individualized Programs, Humanities PhD Program, MFA
Studio Arts program, Design Computation Arts, Computer Science,
Contemporary Dance, Electroacoustics, Theatre, and the University of
Manitoba / Department of Architecture, and Pneuma.
For more info :: [Official webpage]
Postcard :: [pdf]
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Grotesque pertubations |
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Four days of experimententing in Soft Architecture[TML] / Dedale [Architecture, University of ManitobaSoft Architecture ] collaboration workshop studio in the Black Box will result in roundtable:
5 @ 7 Friday November 9th
Hexagram, Concordia: Black BoxS3 - 845, 1515 St. Catherine St. West, EV 11-455. Montréal, Québec. H3G 2W1
[Download the flyer: http://topologicalmedialab.net/joomla/main/IMAGES_/news/grotesque.pdf ]
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TML OPEN HOUSE, 2 OCTOBER 2007 |
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Please come visit the Topological Media Lab on the seventh floor of the Engineering Visual Arts building at Concordia
University:
We will celebrate the new year by reviewing fresh work, such as the COSMICOMICS / METEOR SHOWER calligraphic video installations, the WYSIWYG sounding, sensate woven tapestry, and the OUIJA movement and collective intentionality experiments with dancers in responsive media. See showcase section for more information on these events!
Welcome!
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Ouija public presentation (July 18, 5-7 pm) |
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The Topological Media Lab invites you to see results from a month-long series of experiments in movement and intentionality Wednesday, July 18, from 5 to 7 PM at the Black Box (Concordia EV building, 1515 Ste. Catherine West).
Artists and research affiliates of the Topological Media Lab present results in the form of a participatory session, a performance-event, and a conversation among artists and guests. See Ouija Experiment on Collective Gesture in Responsive Media Spaces entry for details
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CAFÉ CONCRET # 3 |
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CAFÉ CONCRET # 3
UNE SOIRÉE DE MARIONNETTES EXPÉRIMENTALES
D'OBJET-THÉÂTRE ET AUTRES OEUVRES SINGULIÈRES
FEATURING:
MERRILL GARBUS « FAT KID OPERA »a puppet show with ukulele
CLARE DOLAN AND GABE LEVINE« THE SIN OF JESUS »
a new cantastoria adapted from an Isaac Babel short storyMARCELLE HUDON « POURSUITE »courte performance pour manipulatrice, un masque, des objets trouvés et de la musique étonnante
GREAT SMALL WORKS « SOIL DESIRE PEOPLE DANCE »directed/designed by Mark Sussman and Roberto Rossi.Adapted from texts by G.W. Sebald
AND A FILM BY:
AYESHA HAMEED « DISORIENTATION= LOSS OF THE EAST »
this video draws its title from Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses and explores the adventures of the sorceress-princess Vilayet who leaves home in search of Chhaya.
LE MARDI, 22 MAI 2007 AU THÉÂTRE ST-CATHERINE, 264 ST-CATHERINE EST
19H30/ 7H30 PM : SOUPE DE SAISON SERVIE AVEC PAIN & SPECTACLES FABULEUX12$/10$ STUDENTS
produced by Mark Sussman & Sarah Chênevert-Beaudoin with support from Concordia University's Faculty of Fine Arts, CKUT, and Great Small Works.
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