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In the fourth and final episode of the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series, DARC AR Project Coordinator Marisa Gallemit speaks with Lauren Schaffer and Richard Moszka about Plaza Desventura. 
Tender Circuits is an online exhibition of site-specific experiments with augmented reality. Using the concept of fungal intelligence as a springboard, our artists were asked to consider the connections of the mycelial system and to apply those fungal characteristics to community building, digital spaces and physical spaces. 
Presenting works by Galit Ariel, Pixie Cram, Erin Konsmo, Helen Lam, Kel MacDonald, Seth Thomson, Roberto Santaguida, Lauren Schaffer, Richard Moszka, and Vasuki Shanmuganathan. 
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DARC Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre. 
 Produced by Nickie Shobeiry and CKCU with the help of Associate Producers Marisa Gallemit and Emilie Azevedo.
Hosted by Marisa Gallemit 
Recorded by Bob LeDrew, and Edward Jeanveau. 
Edited and mixed by Bob LeDrew and  Edward Jeanveau. 
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In the third episode of the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series, DARC AR Project Coordinator Marisa Gallemit speaks with Helen Lam about NOW THAT I’M HERE and with  Vasuki Shanmuganathan about not all that glitters. 
Tender Circuits is an online exhibition of site-specific experiments with augmented reality. Using the concept of fungal intelligence as a springboard, our artists were asked to consider the connections of the mycelial system and to apply those fungal characteristics to community building, digital spaces and physical spaces. 
Presenting works by Galit Ariel, Pixie Cram, Erin Konsmo, Helen Lam, Kel MacDonald, Seth Thomson, Roberto Santaguida, Lauren Schaffer, Richard Moszka, and Vasuki Shanmuganathan. 
Click here to enter Tender Circuits. 
 Subscribe to the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series to meet all the artists! 
DARC Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre. 
 Produced by Nickie Shobeiry and CKCU with the help of Associate Producers Marisa Gallemit and Emilie Azevedo.
Hosted by Marisa Gallemit 
Recorded by Bob LeDrew, and Edward Jeanveau. 
Edited and mixed by Bob LeDrew and  Edward Jeanveau. 
–
Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action: 
https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf 
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In the first episode of the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series, DARC AR Project Coordinator Marisa Gallemit speaks with Pixie Cram about her piece The Orb and with Seth Thomson + Kel MacDonald about BRUTALISM FOR BIRDS.

Tender Circuits is an online exhibition of site-specific experiments with augmented reality. Using the concept of fungal intelligence as a springboard, our artists were asked to consider the connections of the mycelial system and to apply those fungal characteristics to community building, digital spaces and physical spaces.

Presenting works by Galit Ariel, Pixie Cram, Erin Konsmo, Helen Lam, Kel MacDonald, Seth Thomson, Roberto Santaguida, Lauren Schaffer, Richard Moszka, and Vasuki Shanmuganathan.

Click here to enter Tender Circuits.

Support the show!

Subscribe to the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series to meet all the artists! 

DARC Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre. 

Produced by Nickie Shobeiry and CKCU with the help of Associate Producers Marisa Gallemit and Emilie Azevedo.
Hosted by Marisa Gallemit 
Recorded by Bob LeDrew, and Edward Jeanveau. 
Edited and mixed by Bob LeDrew and  Edward Jeanveau. 
–
Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action: 
https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf 
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In the second episode of the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series, DARC AR Project Coordinator Marisa Gallemit speaks with Roberto Santaguida about They Can’t All Be Butterflies and with Galit Ariel about Counter/Space. 

 Tender Circuits is an online exhibition of site-specific experiments with augmented reality. Using the concept of fungal intelligence as a springboard, our artists were asked to consider the connections of the mycelial system and to apply those fungal characteristics to community building, digital spaces and physical spaces. 
Presenting works by Galit Ariel, Pixie Cram, Erin Konsmo, Helen Lam, Kel MacDonald, Seth Thomson, Roberto Santaguida, Lauren Schaffer, Richard Moszka, and Vasuki Shanmuganathan. 


Click here to enter Tender Circuits.

Support the show!

Subscribe to the DARC Project Space Tender Circuits Podcast Series to meet all the artists! 

DARC Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre. 

Produced by Nickie Shobeiry and CKCU with the help of Associate Producers Marisa Gallemit and Emilie Azevedo.
Hosted by Marisa Gallemit 
Recorded by Bob LeDrew, and Edward Jeanveau. 
Edited and mixed by Bob LeDrew and  Edward Jeanveau. 
–
Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action: 
https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf 
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In the fourth and final episode of ‘in Space Grey’, we talk with Tina Pearson about Deep Listening®, Tina's approaches to scoring music, and her thoughts on performing with fielding recordings; and Tosca Terán discusses mycelium networks and her process of collaborating with living fungi to create soundscapes and generative visuals.

in Space Grey is a durational mostly a-synchronous online exhibition meditating on themes of connection, environmental extraction and accelerated capitalism. Presenting works by Ashley Bowa & Lesley Marshall, WhiteFeather Hunter, Maize Longboat, Tina Pearson, Manuel Piña-Baldoquín, Emilio Portal and Tosca Teran.
Join us every week this fall to interact with works in audio, video, performance, video games. Subscribe to Knot Project Space’s in Space Grey podcast series to meet all the artists!

digitalartsresourcecentre.ca/inspacegrey/

Knot Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre.

Produced by Anyse Ducharme with the help of Associate Producer Gary Franks.
Original Music by Adam Saikaley.
Recorded by Anyse Ducharme and Mél Gosselin.
Edited and mixed by Adam Saikaley.

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action:
https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf
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In the third episode of ‘in Space Grey’, we talk with WhiteFeather Hunter, a multiple award-winning Canadian artist and scholar, about her project, 'Prospective Futures: The Aurelia Project'. 

in Space Grey is a durational mostly a-synchronous online exhibition meditating on themes of connection, environmental extraction and accelerated capitalism. Presenting works by Ashley Bowa & Lesley Marshall, WhiteFeather Hunter, Maize Longboat, Tina Pearson, Manuel Piña-Baldoquín, Emilio Portal and Tosca Teran.
Join us every week this fall to interact with works in audio, video, performance, video games. Subscribe to Knot Project Space’s in Space Grey podcast series to meet all the artists!

digitalartsresourcecentre.ca/inspacegrey/

Knot Project Space is powered by the Digital Arts Resource Centre.

Produced by Anyse Ducharme with the help of Associate Producer Gary Franks.
Original Music by Adam Saikaley.
Recorded by Anyse Ducharme and Mél Gosselin.
Edited and mixed by Adam Saikaley.

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action:
https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf
Support the show