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 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.  Singing Plants @ Interaccess thanks to blogger Leah Sandals for writing about Kunstkammer/ Wunderkammer closing at Interacess on August 28th. - jsa
"houseplants niftily become a kind of technological interface or touchscreen--touch a leaf, and sound is projected into the space." more here Singing Plants website: www.singingplants.org  "… communicating with a houseplant is a geek treat extraordinaire."
R.M. Vaughan, Columnist, The Globe & Mail Read the full review of the Kunstkammer/Wunderkammer group exhibition, published in the Saturday August 7, 2010 edition of The Globe and Mail, a nationally distributed newspaper printed in six cities across Canada.  thanks to 47 interns for writing about my singing plants exhibit. salamat po, Nanays! - jsa "This was the first contemporary artwork that my mother actually liked and engaged with (my mother is Filipino and loves plants)." read more Singing Plants website: www.singingplants.org  Singing Plants Reconstruct Memory will be presented at the 10th Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition at InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre.
Opening reception: Friday, July 23, 7-10 pm Artists will be in attendance 9 Ossington Avenue (Toronto)  The Independent Media Arts Alliance ON.Fire conference will be held in Toronto, June 15 - 19. Singing Plants Reconstruct Memory will be presented on June 16 at XPACE. Thanks to Matthew Williamson, Derek Liddington, and Jennie Suddick at XPACE Cultural Centre.  my video, Paalaala/Remembrance will be presented at the Antimatter Film Festival. - jsa
Dedicated to the exhibition and nurturing of film and video as art, Antimatter has grown into the premier showcase of experimental cinema in the west. Encompassing screenings, installations, performances and media hybrids, Antimatter provides a noncompetitive festival setting in Victoria, British Columbia, free from commercial and industry agendas. Since 1998, the quality and creativity of its programming, commitment to audience development, and respect for filmmakers and their work have made Antimatter one of the most important events in the media arts world. October 13, 2009 “Soaring, Roaring, Diving” Namesake, dir. Shirin Mozaffari Revival, dir. Heidi Phillips Soaring, Roaring, Diving, dir. Miriam Harris & Juliet Palmer What Comes Between, dir. Cecilia Araneda Paalaala/Remembrance, dir. Jo SiMalaya Alcampo Best Wishes, dir. Ko Kaleng Witchcraft, dir. Jason Britski Isabell, dir. Kathleen Rugh Song of the Suicide’s Daughter, dir. Rick Raxlen La Luz del Perdon (The Light of Forgiveness), dir. Eileen Richardson Thanks to Antimatter Festival Director Todd Eacrett and Curator Deborah de Boer.  Jo SiMalaya Alcampo presents her installation, Paalaala/Remembrance: 5 Stages of Decolonization at the 2009 Images Festival 2009 as a part of the group exhibition Outer and Inner Space. Co-presented with XPACE, this marks the first time student media art work occupies a gallery space at the Images Festival.
The projects in Outer and Inner Space introduce an emerging generation of artists whose hybrid development of the moving image cross boundaries of film and video, while simultaneously negotiating formations of identity through both the popular and the personal by way of the frameworks of subculture, nationalism, family and society. Featuring artists Jo SiMalaya Alcampo, Liam Crockard, Mark Pellegrino, Megan Rooney, Brad Tinmouth, and Matthew Williamson. More info at XPACE. Special thanks to curators Jacob Korczynski and Serena Lee.  gender/TROUBLING
XPACE Cultural Centre Exhibition runs from Tuesday November 25 to Sunday November 30, 2008 Reception: Sat, Nov. 29, 7-10 PM Performance and Artist in Conversation: Sunday November 30, 2 PM Gender bend, gender blend - Oh ! Have we got trouble! gender/TROUBLING Curated by Pam Patterson with Serena Lee Co-sponsored by Women in Action (CWSE/OISE/UT), XPACE Cultural Centre, and the AGO Youth Council (presenting ShiftChange) with Toronto video, film, and new media artists Loree Erickson, Spy Dénommé-Welch, Jo SiMalaya Alcampo, Alexandra Hazisavvas, fibre artist, Frances Mahon, with a performance by Claudia Wittmann. Gender bend, gender blend - Oh ! Have we got trouble! The fun, sexxy, hot, meets “voguing” - What a “drag”! Get rid of those binaries! Engage with life-sized on the wall grls/gys and video & film by native-tranny-poly-queer-gimp-homo-gender-b(l)enders. “Perform” (or critique) a new persona at the gallery site, see a performance and a portable gender-abled potty, and workshop, in conversation, with the artists on site. Play with where you stand (or pass?) ...anything is dizzyingly possible. XPACE Cultural Centre 58 Ossington Ave. Toronto, Ontario 416.849.2864 www.xpace.info xpace@xpace.info Thanks to curators Pam Patterson and Serena Lee.  Kapisanan Philippine Centre for Arts & Culture invite you to join us at the CMYohK Graphic Design Exhibition.
CMYohK presents works of Filipino/Filipina Canadian graphic designers and artists: J. Paul Gomez Jowenne Herrera Christine Mangosing Robert Cortez Mark Suarez Chris Cal JJ Enriquez Julius Manalo Leon Aureus Jo SiMalaya Alcampo Jun Amihan Phuong Diep Gerardo Agbuya Kristen Sison Funky Swiss Opening Night: Friday August 8, 2008 7 to 10 PM Kapisanan 167 Augusta Ave |
 photo credit: M.Buenafe jo simalaya alcampo explores memory, healing, and kapwa values through storytelling and community-engaged art
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