Upcoming
Vernissage
Espace Pop is transformed into a Radio-Gallery presenting artefacts from the four projects presented during the series Calling Planet Earth! Ligne d’alerte! This event will also feature a wheat-paste performance by Amanda Gutiérrez and Gabrielle HB inspired by the wheat-paste murals along the path of the Xeno Walk Augmented Reality sound walk. The gallery will remain open from September 27 - October 7.
xeno (night) walk
Amanda Gutiérrez
Xeno Walk is an Augmented Reality audio walk of the voices and sound works by activists and sound producers who embrace the collage as a tool of aural exploration.
xeno walk
Amanda Gutiérrez
Xeno Walk is an Augmented Reality audio walk of the voices and sound works by activists and sound producers who embrace the collage as a tool of aural exploration.
multiple selves
Ahreum Lee
Multiple Selves is a performance piece of 3 choir members mimicking the sound that was generated by a text-to-speech application created by the artist.
xeno walk
Amanda Gutiérrez
Xeno Walk is an Augmented Reality audio walk of the voices and sound works by activists and sound producers who embrace the collage as a tool of aural exploration.
lands to travel through
seth cardinal dodginghorse
lands to travel through is a series of audio performances based around their memories and broken connection to Tsuut’ina land.
xeno walk
Amanda Gutiérrez
Xeno Walk is an Augmented Reality audio walk of the voices and sound works by activists and sound producers who embrace the collage as a tool of aural exploration.
lands to travel through
seth cardinal dodginghorse
lands to travel through is a series of audio performances based around their memories and broken connection to Tsuut’ina land.
listen to Black women (again)
jamilah malika abu-bakare
listen to Black women (again) (2021) is a sonic collage of Black womens’ voices; it is a return to and revision of intimate voice notes from friends and family with a new inclusion: found sounds sourced online from interviews and talks by more broadly known Black women, including Jully Black, Angela Davis and Keke Palmer.