Nov 10

nathalie quagliotto

Nathalie Quagliotto was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1984. She received an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Waterloo in 2009 and a BFA in Studio Art from Concordia University in 2007. She has exhibited sculpture nationally and internationally.

Nathalie Quagliotto’s conceptual and relational practice involves reconfiguring pre-fabricated objects associated with childhood by disrupting their proximity, placement and color to the point in which their social significance has been altered.

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Nov 11

miriam johnson

Toronto based artist Miriam Johnson is a recent graduate of OCAD’s Integrated Media Program. A recipient of multiple awards, her work has been featured at the National Film Board of Canada in conjunction with the Toronto Animated Images Society and most recently at Nuit Blanche 2009.

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Nov 11

Ian MacTilstra

Vancouver, B.C. artist Ian MacTilstra uses a wide range of traditional, non-traditional and industrial mediums to juxtapose the “crude” with the sophisticated, merge forms, and emphasize mediation. His work encompasses a variety of strategies that subvert ordinary experience, including the structural manipulation of the intrinsic properties of mediums and their societal associations, the reorientation of the gaze from its commodified relationship to the subject, and the alteration of content from classic narrative structures, particularly as used in documentary filmmaking. In 2007, he founded “the Dustbin,” a provisional autonomous non-juried [...] Continue Reading…

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Nov 10

rob bairos

rob bairos

Rob Bairos studied Math and Computer Science at the University of Waterloo in the early 1990s before joining Derivative where he develops interactive graphics software.

Total Internal Reflection

Ghostly animations from the last century emanating from a vintage oscillscope. Imagery processed with TouchDesigner and presented on a Sylvania Type 132 Oscilloscope, circa 1947.

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