New Exhibition at Ars Electronica! @arselectronica
We are excited to announce that @jenniferwilletbioart will exhibit The Gentlemen Scientist Lab Coat at Ars Electronica
Shout out as always to @iotainstitute for supporting this exhibition.
Save the date!! Twelve Days of IOTA is back from November 15th-26th Each day we will hightlight one IOTA artist, and share pieces they have available for purchase through our online shop.
To recieve your orders before the 2022 Holidays, order by December 1st!
Ever wondered what it takes to plan a bioart exhibition? @IOTAInstitute and INCUBATOR Art Lab present our 6th Bioart Kitchen Hangout, which follows Dr. Jennifer Willet from her studio in Windsor, Ontario, Canada to Ectopia - Laboratório de Arte Experimental in Lisbon, Portugal
New plan for tomorrow, the fourth and final transmission of Composition No. 2. It will be too light for air glow experiments so I'll be focusing on propagation, and rotating the beam around the world by 36 degrees with each movement. @uafhaarp@IOTAInstitute@CanadaCouncil
When Microbes Dream @IOTAInstitute#jenniferwilletbioart
With the support of the Ontario Arts Council, the Canada Council for the Arts, the Trade Commissioners at the Embassy of Canada to Portugal, and the Province of Nova Scotia’s Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage.
Join us Friday, September 16, from 6 to 9 pm for the opening reception of Lou Sheppard’s Rights of Passage. We hope to see you all. 🤗
https://t.co/rDVgWnPgSo
On now to July 10th Lii Zoot Tayr (Other Worlds) 3rd in a series of exhibitions curated by Amy Malbeuf Jessie Ray Short exploring the work of Métis artists. In this iteration, the artists—Malbeuf, Suzanne Morrissette, Tannis Nielsen, Tiffany Shaw-Collinge
https://t.co/gc7whEGqIk
We're pleased to announce the Indigenous artists selected for two major public artworks in the West Don Lands.
🎨Ludovic Boney for @anishnawbe's Indigenous Hub.
🎨Amy Malbeuf + Jordan Bennett for the King, Queen & River Streets intersection.
Info: https://t.co/RE2JKKsVX7
We're pleased to announce the Indigenous artists selected for two major public artworks in the West Don Lands.
🎨Ludovic Boney for @anishnawbe's Indigenous Hub.
🎨Amy Malbeuf + Jordan Bennett for the King, Queen & River Streets intersection.
Info: https://t.co/RE2JKKsVX7