Cyberfeminism Index Book Launch + Conversation with Mindy Seu and Skawennati
Friday, November 03, 6-8PM @ Art Metropole (896 College Street, Toronto)
Cyberfeminism Index Book Launch is co-presented in collaboration with Squeaky Wheel, Art Metropole, and Digital Justice Lab, as part of the series Virtual Grounds: Platforms
Please join us for the launch of Mindy Seu’s Cyberfeminism Index Book Launch, featuring …
RECENTRE Poster Launch
Wednesday, August 14, 2019, 6-9pm
Tea Base
Chinatown Centre Mall
222 Spadina Ave Chinatown Centre
Unit C15 (Basement)
Join us for tea, tea cocktails and local Chinatown snacks at the launch of Trinity Square Video’s latest publication. In the form of two posters, the publications include images by Skawennati and Morris Lum and texts that intersect art, gentrification, spatial justice and marginalization by Maize Longboat, Christopher Gilliard, Alvis Choi, …
Towards Making Regalia of the Future
June 23, 2015, at 6:30PM
with Skawennati
Weaving recovered pasts, material presents, and digital futures Skawennati asks, “What do we keep?”
In Episode 04 of Skawennati’s machinima series, TimeTraveller™ (2008-2013), the female protagonist, Karahkwenhawi, a Mohawk, is transported to a pow wow in the year 2112. There she is offered a glimpse into the style and materials of a world in which Indigenous people …
SHOWINGS is a series of material-discursive events where invited artists, filmmakers, science fiction writers, and future-casters reconfigure our relationships to technologies through a science fiction lens. Inspired by the practices of sci-fi feminisms, afrofuturist storytelling, and science and technology studies, the series experiments with human and posthuman approaches to an ethics of encounter that open up collective knowledges entangled in the past, present and future, …
SHOWINGS is a series of material-discursive events where invited artists, filmmakers, science fiction writers, and future-casters reconfigure our relationships to technologies through a science fiction lens. Inspired by the practices of sci-fi feminisms, afrofuturist storytelling, and science and technology studies, the series experiments with human and posthuman approaches to an ethics of encounter that open up collective knowledges entangled in the past, present and future, …