Kunstkammer/Wunderkammer has been held over until September 18th
InterAccess is extending its' extraordinarily successful 10th Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition until mid-September to give everyone 11 more chances to not have an excuse for not seeing it.
"Jo SiMalaya Alcampo's installation, Singing Plants Reconstruct Memory, incorporates plants, electronics, film/video and a soundtrack based around traditional Philippine chanting. The resulting interactive sculpture presents plants as silent witnesses and examines the deterioration of memory through trauma. In Cave Rave, Philippe Blanchard explores connections between technology and the human fascination with fire and energy by bestowing the most ubiquitous of screensavers with a new purpose. Christina Kostoff's kinetic installation, Daydream, engages the viewer's perceptive capacity and encourages them to consider their physical and mental environments. With Cymatic Imprints, Donna Legault presents a multi-sensory installation that allows the individual to see and explore the physical nature of sound. Moving away from her more traditional portraiture practice, Laura Payne presents Can You Tell Me?, a video sculpture that explores the format of portraiture and challenges its supposedly inherent capacity for authentic representation."
- Rosemary Spooner, 2010 Curatorial Intern
Kunstkammer/Wunderkammer
Runs from July 23 to September 18th
(closed Saturday, September 4th for the Labour Day weekend)
InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre.
9 Ossington Avenue (2nd floor)
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday 12 - 5pm
Telephone: 416.532.0597
Special thanks to Rosemary Spooner, Curatorial Intern and Alex Snukal, Acting Administrative Director.
InterAccess is extending its' extraordinarily successful 10th Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition until mid-September to give everyone 11 more chances to not have an excuse for not seeing it.
"Jo SiMalaya Alcampo's installation, Singing Plants Reconstruct Memory, incorporates plants, electronics, film/video and a soundtrack based around traditional Philippine chanting. The resulting interactive sculpture presents plants as silent witnesses and examines the deterioration of memory through trauma. In Cave Rave, Philippe Blanchard explores connections between technology and the human fascination with fire and energy by bestowing the most ubiquitous of screensavers with a new purpose. Christina Kostoff's kinetic installation, Daydream, engages the viewer's perceptive capacity and encourages them to consider their physical and mental environments. With Cymatic Imprints, Donna Legault presents a multi-sensory installation that allows the individual to see and explore the physical nature of sound. Moving away from her more traditional portraiture practice, Laura Payne presents Can You Tell Me?, a video sculpture that explores the format of portraiture and challenges its supposedly inherent capacity for authentic representation."
- Rosemary Spooner, 2010 Curatorial Intern
Kunstkammer/Wunderkammer
Runs from July 23 to September 18th
(closed Saturday, September 4th for the Labour Day weekend)
InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre.
9 Ossington Avenue (2nd floor)
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday 12 - 5pm
Telephone: 416.532.0597
Special thanks to Rosemary Spooner, Curatorial Intern and Alex Snukal, Acting Administrative Director.
