Check out The OTHER Market this Saturday April 22nd. The OTHER Market is a mini-larp locative media treasure hunt exquisite corpse gamey experience – designed over many months by the Liveness Research group at TAG. The OTHER Market is part of a SSHRC project looking at ways to design what are now often called immersive experiences, so that they are […]
TAG is happy to invite everyone to a talk with Dr. Daniel Vella (University of Malta) on video game subjectivity and The Promise of Being Otherwise: 'Being Someone Else' . Popular discourses around digital games have long made the claim that games can grant the experience of 'being someone else,' letting us step into the […]
TAG is happy to invite everyone to this live interactive performance by the award-winning theatre and digital arts company ZU-UK! The talent is about to go on air for a live televised interview. But a change encounter with a Make-up artist is about to change the course of their lives forever. This is a 20min […]
TAG is happy invite everyone to a live interaction performance organized by the award-winning theatre and digital arts company ZU-UK! Deceleration: an experiment in slowing down is a journey through a familiar landscape, whether rural or urban. Recorded soundscape and narration combine to guide mind and body through a structured interaction with rhythm and speed. The […]
Post Image is announcing a Book Launch for "Driving in Palestine" by Rehab Nazzal. This in-person event will take place on April 20th at 4pm at the Milieux Resource Room, Concordia University (EV 11.725). The event will include live Arabic music, refreshments, and copies of the book for sale.Driving in Palestine is a research-creation project by acclaimed […]
The Immersive Storytelling Studio is looking forward to hosting a hands-on AR storytelling workshop, and they are looking for up to three Concordia students who have an interest in immersive storytelling and/or the concept of embodiment in digital space. You can find more information below and the sign up form here. Workshop title: How do […]
We are thrilled to announce that on April 12th the Ethnography Lab is taking their Film Nights to the Cinéma du Parc for a collaborative event! The film will be screened in presence of the protagonist, Rocco Sait, who will offer a musical performance. A discussion animated by our coordinator Maya Lamothe-Katrapani with the director, […]
Join us for our last Walk in LePARC of the semester with visiting artist Margo Zālīte! Following a residency at LePARC, she will share her current process and work through informal discussion. Margo Zālīte describes her work as “moving pain paintings” that, in a free flow, balance between reality and imagination. Numerous opera productions have […]
Post Image presents lens-based artist and Concordia alumni Zinnia Naqvi, in the next installment of Moving the Landscape to Find Ground, a cycle of artist talks and artist residencies which takes place until May 2023. This series is built from a shared ambition to break open lens-based practices via the interrogation of the colonial prism […]
LePARC presents a multimedia exposition on building positive relations between the arts and human rights, in partnershop with the Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC), Universidad de Sevilla, and Emergent Art Space (EAS). When? From May 29-June 10, 2023 Where? Video Performance Studio (EV-10-760), Concordia University, 1515 Saint-Catherine St West, Montreal. About the exposition This […]
The Goethe-Institut is partnering with Milieux, Hexagram and Eastern Bloc to offer an 8-week residency to work closely with a NAO robot! As part of the ongoing project Robots in Residence the Goethe-Institut Montreal will be hosting a NAO-Robot during six months from February to July. During this time, the Goethe-Institut offers one residence for […]
This Friday, March 31st, at 5 PM, the Ethnography Lab will be screening Lost Rivers, a documentary by Caroline Bâcle, in presence of protagonist of the film, urban speleologist Danielle Plamondon! The lab's Montreal Waterways research group has been engaging ethnographically with a number of ‘water objects’ over the years examining Montreal’s historical and present […]
