Events

The centre presents participatory workshops, exhibitions, discussions, performances and screenings as part of its programming.

Types of projects include: net.art, electronic art, audio pieces, radio art, video art, installation, interactive work, location-based media, 3D animation, the art of gaming, virtual reality, digital storytelling, short film, bio-art, public interventions, open sources innovations, practices rooted in the community, performance and interdisciplinary practices, short-workshops, artist talks and round tables.

To submit a proposal, consult the call for projects submission guidelines.

Archive

Femmes br@nchées #64 :: Revisiting the voyage of the Htmlles in eastern Europe, EXPORT2

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1 February 2007

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  • presentation
“The HTMlles EXPORT 2” artists mobility project included the travel of five Canadian artists (Chantal Dumas, Caroline Martel, Joanna Berzowska, Jennifer Willet, Michelle Teran), two web art works (by Emily Hermant and Andreja Kuluncic), and one Canadian curator (Kyd Campbell) and seven projects to the cities of Belgrade, Sofia and…

Art’s Birthday 2007

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17 January 2007

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  • community
  • performance
*Bring your portable cd player (ghettoblaster), flashlight, party hat, and thermos.* Since the proclamation of Fluxus artist Robert Filliou in 1963, January 17th happens to be Art’s Birthday. Art was thus born 1,000,000 years ago and artists and artist groups everywhere around the globe celebrate this important anniversary by…

HTMlles EXPORT.2 – 2006 :: peripheries + proximities

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18 October 2006

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  • festival
About HTMlles:EXPORT 2 From the 18th to the 31st of October a group of artists and works from the 7th edition of the HTMlles Festival: Peripheries + Proximities travelled to Serbia, Bulgaria, and Turkey. The artists presented their works in the format of interactive workshops, artists talks, performances and short…

Event X

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5 October 2006

Étiquette(s)

  • discussion
  • performance
In 1996, Studio XX became the first feminist artist-run centre in North America as a non-profit organisation with the main objective of supporting technological creation, exploration and critique by women. In order to highlight its 10th anniversary, Studio XX invites the public and all people engaged in the media arts…

Méta Femmes br@nchées 06 :: Nat Muller

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5 October 2006

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  • discussion
StudioXX celebrates its 10th birthday under the auspices of Event X, 2 days of conferences, round table discussions and performances. In connection with this event StudioXX will host visitor Nat Muller to present her own curatorial practice. Internationally renowned as new media curator, Nat Muller will be at StudioXX in…

Salon Femmes br@nchées #63: music + interactivity

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8 June 2006

Étiquette(s)

  • discussion
  • presentation
Studio XX is proud to collaborate with the Suoni Per il Popolo Festival (Sounds for the People Festival) in presenting three innovative artists who use new technologies in their compositions and in their musical and/or vocal performances. Studio XX is pleased to welcome Swiss artist, Franziska Baumann, during her stay…

Round table: Le Phénomène des pratiques artistiques communautaires

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25 May 2006

Étiquette(s)

  • discussion
For a few years now, we have been witnessing many artistic interventions taking place within social and urban fields. Weather produced under the banner of maneuver, furtive, or contextual practices, those infiltrating actions are introduced in human landscapes, reducing distances between the public and the artist. Through the produced negotiations,…

Méta femmes br@nchées no 05 :: Identity-sharing / David Still

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29 April 2006

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  • presentation
  • workshop
On April 29th, Studio XX will hold a seminar-workshop with David Still. Following an interview with him via email, featured in the fifth issue of .dpi, Mr. Still has gladly accepted our invitation in sharing his skills in person. The workshop will take place during Studio XX’s celebrations of its…

Studio XX’s Xth! 10 years to celebrate!

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26 April 2006

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  • community
  • journal
  • presentation
Come celebrate with the women that participated in making Studio XX a unique space for creation, training, reflection and dissemination in technological arts. *On wednesday, April 26th 2006, 5.30pm-8pm… &+* Studio XX’s Xth! All are invited to Studio XX’s party X! A couple of launches are opening the event, such…

Femmes br@nchées #62: The BEMF [The Bernie’s Electronic Music Festival]

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30 March 2006

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  • discussion
Studio XX, Montreal’s techno-feminist centre for experimentation, creation and critique, invites you to The BEMF [The Bernie’s Electronic Music Festival] happening Thursday March 30th, 2006. The BEMF is an Edgy Women Festival satellite event made up of two parts – the Make It and The Shake It. The Make It…

Remix: Voices of Aboriginal Women

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8 March 2006

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  • discussion
  • journal
  • performance
Aboriginal and Non Aboriginal media artists collaborate on International Women’s Day 2006 Montréal, February 23nd 2006 _ Marking International Women’s Day, on March 8th 2006, Quebec Native Women (QNW), Studio XX, and Upgrade Montréal invites you to an evening of performances and discussion entitled Remix: Voices of Aboriginal Women –…

Salon Femmes br@nchées #61 :: ART.chives: art, archives and databases

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16 February 2006

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  • presentation
_with Ayesha Hameed J. R. Carpenter Projet Matricules outer space Ayesha Hameed outer space is a web-based project that will look at the parallels between tropes in science fiction and the fantasies of colonial expansion. What unites science fiction and the colonial-metropolitan imaginary, is a changed conception…