A speculative sci-fi exhibition set in the year 3000 where habitable space is limited and touch is forbidden. Arriving on April 24th at the Richmond Art Gallery February 23rd, 2021 (Vancouver, BC) – Cinevolution Media Arts Society announces the return of their flagship annual event, Digital Carnival
Cinevolution is inviting folks with lived experience of disability to join us for small group conversations on how people who identify as deaf+hard of hearing, blind+partially sighted, and/or living with developmental disability are accessing content online. We also want to learn about your experience with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UwEDfbjQfI&feature=youtu.be [Image description: An ASL version of the Digital Carnival Z Submission Guidelines. Translation provided by Ladan Sahraei.] Submission Guidelines as PDF , docx Word Document, or ASL Video Application form as Google Form, PDF , docx Word Document, or ASL Video Deadline for Submissions: November 18, 2020 at
Digital Carnival 2019: FIRE’s featured artist — Nicole Dextras, is an award-winning environmental artist working in a multitude of media. Her art practice is based in social interventions and environmental installation, rooting nature to our everyday urban experience. She is a graduate of the Emily Carr University of Art and Design, where she was a sessional instructor from 2003 to 2013. Dextras has exhibited her work in Canada, the US and in Asia, and has been featured in publications including Junkies Magazine, The Royal Academy of Arts Magazine and Art and Ecology Now.
With Digital Carnival being less than a month away, Cinevolution is just as eager as you are to meet the artists and learn more about their projects! That’s why in this article, we invite featured artist Nicole Dextras to sit down with our guest curator Wynne Palmer and share her stories.
Why did she become an environmental artist? What are some challenges in her art process? How does her art practise evolve? And what are her hopes for Digital Carnival? Find out what Nicole Dextras has to say and get a glimpse into her art world.
We acknowledge that this event takes place on unceded Indigenous land belonging to the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nations. *** Ancestral wisdom and digital innovation intertwine at Digital Carnival 2018: AIR as the Richmond World Festival
Our bodies are like radios, constantly receiving and transmitting signals + stories from the world around us. What happens when we bring these invisible worlds to life? In this workshop, draw, animate and record that voices that speak through you with guidance and support from award
We are delighted to welcome as our 2018 Featured Artists, interdisciplinary artist Terrance Houle and video artist Lisa Birke. Their collaborative project, Different Ways, will invoke and reimagine the first encounter between European settlers and Indigenous Peoples through live performances, a special exhibition at the
Cinevolution’s Your Kontinent Digital Carnival is back! One of the most exciting annual media art exhibitions, Digital Carnival will be part of the Richmond World Festival on August 31 & September 1, 2018. Bringing art to the heart of the community of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada,
Two shows only! We're proud to present Cindy Mochizuki's powerful and intimate performance, Compass, as part of Digital Carnival 2017: LAND. Tickets are free, but seats are limited. Book now to avoid disappointment! Compass is a multi-media performance pieced together by fragments of stories that have been passed down and some
WHAT CARRIES US CAN BURY US Cinevolution's Featured Artist for the 5th Digital Carnival, Sammy Chien, speaks to the physicality of his digital-infused performance art and the forces, seen and unseen, social and technological, that shape interactions of all kinds. [vc_video link="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga8edIIVWq4"]