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SURVIVE. RESIST: Michael Ambedian & Sheila McMath

Michael Ambedian & Sheila McMath (Kitchener, Ontario) talk about their work "IMITATE," at the RARE Charitable Research Reserve, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.

Max Streicher: On his work and creative process

Toronto-based artist Max Streicher speaks about his creative process

SURVIVE. RESIST: spurse

App download information available matr.spurse.org

At CAFKA, smartphones were the test site for MATR 1291, a new sense organ for hearing... read more

Veracity: David Hoffos

David Hoffos talks about his artistic process.

Max Streicher: On the experience of his work

Toronto-based artist Max Streicher speaks about the experience of his work.

SURVIVE. RESIST: Mary Catherine Newcomb

"Souvenir," at the Cambridge Sculpture Garden, was an earthwork by Mary Catherine Newcomb -- a giant hare of earth and grass. As the grass (fur) grew, it was trimmed to bring out a variety of fur-... read more

CAFKA @ THE WALPER HOTEL: Tor Lukasik-Foss

Closet of Intimacies: A Shadow Box for a Semi-Private Performance, is a private performing space. This work is inspired by what the artist sees as the conflicted, often neurotic needs of anyone... read more

CAFKA @ THE WALPER HOTEL: Ellen Moffat

Ellen Moffat's ping ring tootle is a sound installation using brass handrails in the stairwell as live soundboards. Microphones placed inside the handrails (or on the... read more

CAFKA @ THE WALPER HOTEL: Laura De Decker

Laura De Decker creates abstract prints and animated videos. The images are the product of computer programs she has written to transform... read more

CAFKA @ THE WALPER HOTEL: Dave Dyment

A multi-volume bookwork presents a frame-by-frame account of... read more

SURVIVE. RESIST: Lauren Hall

Lauren Hall talks about her work "Their Starry Domes of Diamond and Gold Expand Above,"... read more

Big Ideas in Art and Culture: Pablo Helguera

CAFKA @ THE WALPER HOTEL: Janet Morton

SURVIVE. RESIST: Broken City Lab

SURVIVE. RESIST: Walter van Broekhuizen

Walter van Broekhuizen's Green Room is a room for a tree – a round space that changes the natural context to create another way of experiencing and looking at a tree.