Events
Members' organized activities and events
La Grande Nuit 2020 : Voix / Immersion
29 février 2020
Agora Hydro-Québec (175 ave. Président-Kennedy CO-R500)
De 19 h à 1h. Entrée libre.
Pour une deuxième année consécutive, Hexagram accueille la Grande Nuit, un événement alliant art sonore et immersion présenté sur le dispositif de diffusion à 32 haut-parleurs d'Hexagram. Cette année, le Groupe de Recherche en Médiatisation du Son (GRMS) s'associe à Chants Libres, compagnie lyrique de création et à la Société de musique contemporaine du Québec (SMCQ) pour présenter cette édition de la Grande Nuit sous le thème VOIX/IMMERSION.
Past events
The activities of the Hexagram network aim to stimulate collaborations between the members. They are initiated by a group comprising at least two co-applicant members and allow the initiating groups to create a situation of exchange and collaboration with other regular members, students or collaborators as well as with local and international non-member researchers.
The Hexagram network supports projects in various forms. The more classical forms of academic activities such as conferences, symposium and artist residencies are well represented in the programming and constitute a way of sharing knowledge with academic researchers as well as pulic in general . In a more direct approach, the Hexagram network also supports various workshops to disseminate creative process and techniques in new media and technological arts.
Through its association with Leonardo / The International Society for the Arts, Science and Technology (Leonardo / ISAST), the Hexagram network organizes L.A.S.E.R. Hexagram-Montreal (Leonardo Art and Science Evening Meeting). The network also assists member research groups to leave the Quebec university environment in order to disseminate the knowledge and innovations generated by research and creation in local and international venues through a series of activities called HEXA_OUT . All activities contribute to Hexagram network's mission.
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Hexagram at Transmediale Festival Berlin
Elusive Life a public exhibition/presentation, will showcase the results of the Elusive Life research-studio that will take place between January 26-29, 2017 at the Museum für Naturkunde (natural history museum) in Berlin. The research-studio asks participants to grapple with the alienness of other forms of life
Hexagram participation to The Night of Theatre n°9
Hexagram Co-director André Éric Létourneau will participate to The Night of Theatre n°9 on January 28th 2017 at at Trimukhi Cultural Centre in the Santhal tribal village of Borotalpada, West Bengal, India.
HEXA_OUT - Visiones Sonoras
October 4 to 8, 2016, Moreilia, Mexique
Following the call to applications of April 2016, the members of the selection committee have selected the electroacoustic work of two student-members to represent Hexagram
HEXA_OUT 11 - Listening to Public Space | Sound, City Planning and Architecture
September 21 – 23, 2015
The Goethe-Institut, Hexagram and DOCK Berlin unite forces to present a series of events exploring the relationship between sound, art and urban space.
HEXA_OUT 10 - Relations Between Ecology and Digital Creation
The International Image Festival, Manizales, Colombia, April 20-25, 2015
Once again, Hexagram is pleased to partner with the Festival with the presence of members who will address the theme of the festival through a discussion of their artworks.
HEXA_OUT 9 - Consuming life
An evening of debate & discussion & tastings
It can be argued that the most intimate relationship with other life-forms is through eating, literary internalising the other.
HEXA_OUT 8 - Post Conflict and Digital Creation
The International Image Festival, Manizales, Colombia, May 5-9, 2014
Hexagram | CIAM is pleased to present HEXA_OUT 8: Post Conflict and Digital Creation in Manizales, Colombia for the 13th Edition of The International Image Festival.
HEXA_OUT 7 - « DEMO or Die » (Negroponte)
Part of the colloquium LA RECHERCHE-CRÉATION : Territoire d’innovation méthodologique.
This colloquium aims to take stock of different methodological approaches in research-creation.
HEXA_OUT 6 Convergence d’échelles
In collaboration with the Gare numérique and in keeping with the theme of the 2014 VIA festival (Micro-Macro), this 6th edition of HEXA_OUT focuses on a convergence of scales, how geometric forms resolve themselves through cultural diversity as well as renewed relationships between objects and physical space.
HEXA_OUT 5 - The Senses
Hexagram | CIAM is pleased to collaborate with Hexagram-Concordia’s Distinguished Speaker Series and the Conversations in Contemporary Art Series (Concordia University MFA Studio Arts) in welcoming internationally known smell artist and “professional in-betweener” Sissel Tolaas.
HEXA_OUT 4 Festival Internacional de la Imagen
Codirectors of Hexagram | CIAM Gisèle Trudel and Ricardo Dal Farra were present, with three other research members, Ying Gao, Joanna Berzowska, and Barbara Layne, to give lectures and workshops at the Festival Internacional de la Imagen in Colombia.
Universidad de Caldas – C.C.C Teatro Los Fundadores
Manizales, Colombia
April 15-19 2013HEXA_OUT 3 - When Forms of Life Collide
Hexagram-Concordia in collaboration with Hexagram | CIAM and Phi Centre present two events:
HEXA_OUT: When Forms of Life Collide – 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
HEXA_OUT 2 - Agencements Machiniques
En collaboration avec la Gare numérique et en lien avec la thématique du festival VIA 2013 (Nature artificielle), cette deuxième édition de HEXA_OUT se penche sur les agencements machiniques : les relations entre machines, et celles que les machines entretiennent avec les humains et des situations particulières.
HEXA_OUT 1
How can collaboration between the arts, sciences and engineering be enhanced?
This first edition of HEXA_OUT will attempt to shed light on the concepts of efficiency and acceleration when researchers from the arts, humanities and engineering work collaboratively.
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE MEDIA ARTS, INDUSTRY AND ACADEMIC COMMUNITY
A forum presented by the Conseil québécois des arts médiatiques - CQAM
In collaboration with Element AI and HexagramRegistration : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Friday, February 7th, 2020 from 9:00 am to 4:15 pm Cocktail: 4:15 pm
Chaufferie d’Hexagram | Pavillon Coeur des Sciences | Local CO - R700 | 141 Avenue du Président-Kennedy, Montréal, QC H2X 1Y4
Art performance, manœuvre, coefficients de visibilité
Journée d'étude et lancement de la publication
Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal (Rotonde)
19 février 2020Journée d'étude 9AM
La journée d’étude « Performance, manœuvre, coefficients de visibilité » regroupera une quinzaine de professeur•es, étudiant•es et artistes-chercheur•es s’intéressant à ces pratiques.Lancement : Les temps multiples des arts contemporains
10 octobre 17h
Département de danse UQAM
840 rue Cherrier 2e étageLe réseau Hexagram est heureux de s'associer au CELAT pour présenter le lancement du nouvel ouvrage dirigé par Anolga Rodionoff et publié aux éditions Hermann, Les temps multiples des arts contemporains. Le lancement de l'ouvrage se fera en présence d'Anolga Rodionoff ainsi que de Jean Dubois (co-directeur du réseau Hexagram) et André-Éric Létourneau (professeur à l'école des médias de l'UQAM).
MUTEK_IMG : An Encounter with the Hexagram Network
Thursday August 22nd
Studios des 7 Doigts - Orangerie
2111 Boul St-Laurent, Montréal (QC), H2X 2T5Kicking off a new collaboration between MUTEK and the Hexagram Network that aims to build bridges between the fields of education and research—and practitioners of digital arts and industry
Back from "Taking Care"
Cocktail-discussion post Ars Electronica
Thursday, November 8, 2018 5pm @ 8pm
Agora Hydro-Québec of UQAM's Pavillon Cœur-des-sciences (CO-R500)On November 8, the Hexagram network invites all regular members, student members and collaborators to a cocktail party to recap the experience of the Taking Care exhibition that took place during the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz last September.
Meet member collaborator Doug Sery - MIT Press
April 23rd 2018
Are you interested in writing a book? Do you want to know how to write a proposal? Are you curious what the future of new media in academic publishing is?
Distinguished speaker - Caroline A. Jones
Caroline A. Jones, Professor of Art History (Department of Architecture, MIT) will be leading a special grad student seminar at 15:00 on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 in room EV 11.705 of the EV Building, Concordia University at 1515 Ste Catherine Street West. The seminar is entitled “Invisibilities, or, How Not to See the Anthropocene.” Two papers will be circulated in advance of the seminar, both co-written with Peter Galison (Pelegrino University Professor, History of Science, Harvard).
Spaces of the Curatorial: South East Asia
Paul-Desmarais Theater
English
Tuesday, February 20 - 6:30 PMEvent organised by the Goethe-Institut in collaboration with the CCA, UQAM and Hexagram.
Distinguished speaker - Dieter Mersch
ART AND NON-PROPOSITIONAL THINKING
November 10th 2017 4PM
This lecture is presented in conjunction with ALVINALVINALVINALVIN event, a collaboration between Matralab, Le PARC, Reseau Hexagram Network, Milieux, and the Zurich University of the Arts.
"THE BUG" Project Discussion & Workshop
Theory Fiction Science Fake
Discussion
August 24th 2017 2PM to 5PM
Theory Fiction Science Fake is a conference that investigates narrative construction and delivery methods from a wide range of cultural, political and social media forums.
Artists animate the Expo 67 archives
CRAFTING MICROBEHAVIORS OF LIGHT AND SOUND IN N-POLYTOPE ARTIST TALK BY MARIJE BAALMAN
Thursday June 15th 4pm
Artists Animate the Expo 67 Archives highlights artists’ processes of working in/with archives by presenting, discussing, and reflecting on artists’ research-creation processes.
Artists animate the Expo 67 archives
AN ARTIST TALK BY LEISURE (MEREDITH CARRUTHERS AND SUSANNAH WESLEY), AND ALTHEA THAUBURGER
Monday May 8th 2017 - 3PM
“Artists Animate the Expo 67 Archives” will highlight artists’ processes of working in/with archives by presenting discussing, and reflecting on three artists research-creation processes: Leisure (Meredith Carruthers and Susannah Wesley), and Althea Thauburger.
Distinguished speaker - Cornelia Sollfrank
Art and Speculative Commons
March 27th 2017 7PM
In times of constant economic and ecological crisis the global commons movement is growing in search for bottom-up solutions. In the most general sense, commons can be described as alternative modes of ownership and collective ways of dealing with resources.
Distinguished Speaker 16 - Valentine Verhaeghe
Public Lecture
November 9 2016, 6H00 PM
Hexagram is proud, for the 16th event of it’s Distinguished Speaker Series, to present Valentine Verhaeghe, and interdisciplinary artist working in various fields of human sciences, philosophy and aesthetics.
Future Imaginary Lecture - Kim Tallbear
Disrupting settlements, sex and nature: An indigenous logic of rationality
October 14 2016, 6H30 PM - 8H30 PM
Hexagram is proud to support Jason Lewis in the organisation of Dr. Kim Tallbear’s talk as a part of the Future Imaginary Lecture series.
Distinguished Speaker 15 - Arahmaiani
ARAHMAIANI’S RESEARCH-CREATION: SENSES AND CONTEXT
September 19, 5:30 pm
Since the early 1990s’ Arahmaiani has been developing a research-creation process in various contexts, questioning the physical uniqueness and commodification of the art work.
Affinities
An afternoon of conversations with the artists of the Affinities series
Joan Jonas, Tanya Lukin Linklater, Taisha Pagett, moderé par Cheryl Sim et Barbara Clausen
Jeudi, 26 mai 2016 – 14hThis event is organised in collaboration with DHC/ART and Hexagram and will offer the opportunity to discuss the practices of the various artists participating in the Affinities event series, a project curated in conjunction with the exhibition Joan Jonas
Distinguished Speaker 14 - Joe Davis
Astrobiological Horticulture
Public lecture followed by reception
Friday, May 6 2016, 4pmHuman history details our transition from groups of hunter-gatherers to communities centered on organized agriculture and the introduction and nurturing of unprecedented varieties plants and animals.
Words & [ ]
Words & [ ] – A durational conference of Art and thought – May 6-8, 2016
The School of Making Thinking presents “Words & [ ] — a Durational Conference of Art & Thought” a 56-hour (French/English bilingual) event to take place at The Darling Foundry May 6 - 8 2016, featuring round-the-clock live programming of 100 interdisciplinary performative presentations.
Distinguished Speaker 13 - Charles Spence
Gastrophysics: The New Sciences of the Table
Public Lecture in English
October 16, 2015 from 6-8pmWhat is the perfect meal? We can probably all think of at least one especially memorable dinner. For some, it might be something as simple as a picnic in a meadow or fish & chips by the seaside. For others, it will be that once in a lifetime trip to one of the world’s top Michelin-starred restaurants.
Elektra-Hexagram 2015
Resonant Architecture, Nicolas Maigret – 13-16 mai 2015
For the 16th edition, ELEKTRA offers fans of digital arts and culture a theme centred on the power of sound, entitled POST-AUDIO, in the sense of “beyond audio,” or beyond what we know as sound. With programming that looks at the influence of sound on our psyche and explores phenomena of listening, ELEKTRA 16 is a window onto local, national and international creation.
Distinguished Speaker 12 - Philip Beesley
Condensing and Diffusing Architecture
May 7th, 2015, from 6 – 8pmAs part of Place, Architecture, and Responsive Environments (P.A.R.E) – a three-week research-creation residency hosted by the Topological Media Lab (TML) of Concordia University – Hexagram Distinguished Speakers Series in collaboration with the TML is proud to present world renown architect and installation artist, Philip Beesley.
Amorphogenesis, an installation by Jaime del Val
International Metabody Forum, Montreal – April 11-15, 2015
Concordia University – Senselab – Hexagram – Urban spaces
Metabody is a European project that attempts to redefine the body in Media in less reductionist ways than is usual in current information technologies, thus counteracting technology’s increasing tendency to dampen differences by reducing bodies and movements to prescribed forms in current surveillance culture.
Distinguished Speaker 11 - Mark Hansen
Data and Experience in 21st Century Media
Public Lecture + Reception
March 28, 2014
4 – 6pmThe talk will explore the shift in the form of technical media that, Hansen argues in his forthcoming book, Feed-Forward: On the Future of 21st Century Media (Chicago 2014), is currently underway in our world.
Distinguished Speaker 10 - Sissel Tolaas
SMELL = information
– a tool for communication – navigation – education – decision making –Public Lecture + Reception
Thursday, January 30, 2014
6 – 7:15pm5What if the non-visible – such as smell molecules – was the starting point of action, response and communication? Smells are a very crucial component in the definition, understanding of and orientation to an environment.
Distinguished Speaker 9 - Fiona Raby (Dunne & Raby)
The United Micro Kingdoms (UmK)
Public Lecture + Reception
November 14, 2013
4 – 6pmWe called them micro-kingdoms rather than micro-states or micro-nations suggesting they are more like fables or tales based on imagination rather than hard scenarios based on analysis and reason — somewhere between sci-fi and foresight.
Distinguished Speaker 8 - Renée Green
Other Planes of There
Public Lecture + Reception
Friday, Sept 27, 2013 – 4 to 6pmIn this talk, Renée Green will address her notion of “research-creation” by tracing aspects of its genealogy through a selection of projects which stress the interrelation- ship between the creation of aesthetic forms and thought, a complex process which is addressed in her forthcoming book of selected writings, Other Planes of There.
Distinguished Speaker 7 - Krzysztof Wodiczko
«Projections and instruments»
Public Lecture
August 1, 2014, 6:30 – 8pm
Phi Centre
Free admissionA unique opportunity to experience the installations of a major international figure in public art, here in Montreal.
Distinguished Speaker 6 - Lisa Moren
“Phenomena, Ecology and Technology”
Public Lecture + Reception
Friday, February 8, 2013Like the magnetic head of a tape recorder reading a cassette tape, the viewer draws audio from a portrait to hear the anecdotes from citizens of former Eastern Europe remembering their Communist past in Lisa Moren’s project “Récord, recórd, recollection.”
Distinguished Speaker 5 - Roger Malina
Beyond Creativity: Art-Science Collaboration Today What’s New? Why Now? What’s Next?
Public Lecture + Reception
Friday, November 16, 2012
4 to 6 pmAlmost as soon as digital computers were developed, artists began to appropriate them for cultural purposes. Gaming, social media and digital media are now industries that grew out of the work of pioneers in art and technology.
Distinguished Speaker 4 - Anne Nigten
Processpatching: How Art Can Stitch Research Fields Together
Public Lecture + Reception
Friday, October 19, 2012
4 – 6pmProcesspatching is a term Anne Nigten introduced in her PhD thesis (2007) as a transdisciplinary working methodology for aRt&D environments and creative laboratories.
Distinguished Speaker 3 - Jens Hauser
Artistic Biomedia and the Production of Authenticity
Public Lecture + Reception
Friday, January 20, 2012
4 – 6pmHow and why are biomedia employed in the field of (media) art? Whilst the technosciences themselves have increasingly become potent producers of aesthetic visualizations, do artists just want to make rival use of the epistemic power of the image?
Distinguished Speaker 2 - Annick Bureaud
Art and Extreme Environments: Inhabiting the Extreme
Public Lecture
Friday, October 21, 2011
4 – 6 pmHuman beings have expanded their presence to the entire planet and beyond, to environments of which not only they are not native but that they could not live in without their contemporary technologies
Distinguished Speaker 1 - Karlheinz Essl
Lecture and Performance
with Tim Brady, Lori Freedman, Amy Horvey, Guy Pelletier, Brigitte Poulin
Friday, September 23, 2011
4 to 6:30pmThanks to the development of fast and affordable computers within the last decade, electronic music composition has reached a new level. Formerly time-consuming operations like sound processing or complex control systems can now be executed in real time.
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« Avec soin » et la recherche-création en arts numériques : retour sur Hexagram@Ars Electronica – Campus 2018
Le lundi 27 mai 2019
Le réseau Hexagram a produit en septembre 2018 une exposition intitulée Taking Care (Avec soin) dans le cadre du festival Ars Electronica, à Linz en Autriche. À la suite d’un appel de projets lancé à tou.te.s les membres étudiant.e.s de Hexagram, vingt projets ont été sélectionnés et montrés à Linz. Ces projets illustrent l’approche de la recherche-création dont Hexagram est le chef de file à l’international
TAKING CARE, Hexagram's Exhibition at Ars Electronica Festival
For all the details visit the official exhibition website at aecampus.hexagram.ca
Taking Care is an exhibition of twenty works from student members of Hexagram, an interdisciplinary research network for media arts, design, technology and digital culture based in Montreal (Quebec), Canada.
TENOR 2018 Fourth International Conference on Technologies for Music Notation and Representation
May 24-26, 2018
Four research centres and networks (matralab, CIRRMT, Hexagram) spanning three Montréal universities (Concordia, McGill, UQAM) are co-hosting the 4th International Conference on Technologies of Notation and Representation (acronym: TENOR) from May 24-26.
Colloque : L'art comme cognition incarnée
Événement-rencontre et table-ronde
16 et 17 mars 2017
Cet évènement-rencontre sur l’art, la culture et la cognition propose un espace de réflexion sur les phénomènes cognitifs en relations aux phénomènes artistiques.
I/O [Input/Output] Symposium
Hexagram is proud to sponsor the I/O [Input/Output] Symposium
November 25th 2016 9AM to 5PM
I/O [Input/Output] Symposium, a student member’s initiative organized with the support of the TAG Research Centre, the Milieux Institute for Arts, Culture and Technology and the Mlab..
Molior 15 Years - Colloquium and Exhibition
Hexagram is a proud partner of Molior, producer of major digital art exhibitions, celebrating its 15th anniversary with a series of important events.
The celebrations will begin with Marie Perrault’s exhibition, Rhythms of the Imagination, Technological Tools and Works, from November 10 to 19, 2016 at Concordia’s Black Box, followed by the international colloquium Contemporary Digital Art: Conservation, Dissemination and Market Access on November 23, 24 and 25 at the Canadian Centre for Architecture.
IVLA 2016 - Engaging the Senses
The 48th Annual Conference of the International Visual Literacy Association
October 5-8, 2016IVLA’s annual conference provides scholars and researchers, teachers and students, artists, and other professionals with interests and activities relating to the multidisciplinary field of Visual Literacy, an opportunity to present their work and interact with peers.
Symposium World of Matter - Extractive Ecologies and Unceded Terrains
This international symposium is presented with the support of Hexagram.
Gisèle Trudel will present her research on Friday February 20th in the afternoon, and Krista Lynes will present on Saturday February 21st in the morning.
Welcome To All.
Symposium - “Research as Practice”
On January 23 2015, Co-Directors Chris Salter and Gisèle Trudel will present the Hexagram Network and their own individual research at the Research as Practice Symposium. This event will be a post-graduate training day held at MIRIAD at Manchester Metropolitan University that will explore a range of approaches to practice as research from practitioners and students in the Visual Arts, Music, Performing Drama, Dance and Performing Arts pathways of the North West Consortium Doctoral Training Partnership (NWCDTP).
Syncretic Transcodings 4 - Edging Over & Into Something Else
Hexagram|CIAM is pleased to present Edging Over & Into Something Else, the 4th edition of our international seminar series Syncretic Transcodings, with academics, artists, and members of the research centre participating. The seminar’s objective is to reflect on the transformational events at the limits of materiality, whether physical, residual, biological or electronic.
CivicBright: 3rd Seminar of the SYNCRETIC TRANSCODINGS Series
BrillanteCité-CivicBright, the third edition of Hexagram | CIAM’s SYNCRETIC TRANSCODINGS international seminar series, will reflect on urban creativity. It is presented in association with the Lumières de la ville symposium, organized by the 5th Toronto/Montreal/Lille Biennial.
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ESPACE - Multiphonic Concert
February 28 2018
Doors 7PM | Concert 7:30PM
Agora Hydro-Québec
175 ave. du Président Kennedy
UQAM | CO-R500Hexagram Network is proud to present the ESPACE Multiphonic Concert in collaboration with Centro Mexicano para la Musica y las Artes Sonoras (CMMAS), the Groupe de Recherche en Médiatisation du Son (GRMS) and Hexagram UQAM.
Audio Creation Residency
CMMAS Artistic Residency at Hexagram in partnership with GRMS and Hexagram UQAM
From February 20th to 28th 2018, Rodrigo Sigal, CMMAS director and Francisco Colasanto, CMMAS technical director, will be in Montreal for a creation residency on the new 32-loudspeaker dome built at Hexagram UQAM by the GRMS (Groupe de Recherche en Médiatisation du son).
"The Bug" Saucier & Heys
Research-creation residency from august 1st to 31st 2017
Saucier & Heys will develop their new project – ‘The Bug,’ which investigates the ubiquity of current surveillance strategies/systems and speculates on the state’s desire to record the purchases, movements, and relationships of the global civilian populace. This impetus isn’t new. The urge to achieve such aims is traceable to the aspirations of inventor Thomas Edison and philosopher/mathematician Charles Babbage.
HEXA_IN 1 - BETWEEN POLYPHONY AND COMMON GROUND
Negociating a One Page Manifesto For Urban Media and Public Art
This research-creation workshop aims to propose a general action plan on how to consider the critical and innovative practices of public art in the era of urban digital media. The approach is close to a negociation process of writing a single page artistic manifesto.
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LASER8 Art exhibitions inflected by science
LASER 8 Hexagram Montreal
Co-Chairs Nina Czegledy and Gisèle TrudelTuesday November 5th, 7 pm
Biological Sciences Pavillon (SB)
141, avenue du Président-Kennedy
4th Floor, Room SB-4105
Metro Place-des-artsIn French
Free admissionHow do the arts and sciences inflect each other or perhaps even coalesce in an exhibition format? The LASER Hexagram Montreal’s 8th edition will address this topic through a selection of themes, including organ transplant as explored in artworks and the role of design in communicating scientific discourse and knowledge to different publics.
LASER7: Differential climate changes
Co-Chairs Nina Czegledy and Gisèle Trudel
MARCH 12 2019, 7PMWith
Liz Miller (Department of Communication Studies, Concordia University)
Dan Kneeshaw (Biological sciences, UQAM)
Alexandre Castonguay (École des arts visuels et médiatiques, UQAM)LASER Hexagram Montréal - Social Synths
Thursday March 15 2018
7 pm - 8:30 pm
Free admissionFrom synthesizers' beginnings as massive, expensive and highly specialized systems in the 1970s, various transformations have occurred over four decades. Methods and access have gradually become democratic and hybrid, while integrating tactile and collaborative processes. Social and technological developments between humans and machines have contributed to a greater variety of approaches.
Artificial intelligence & transdisciplinary arts
October 6 2017
EV Building Concordia
1515 Ste-Catherine W. 11th floorJoin Milieux and Hexagram in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Leonardo and the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology with an afternoon of presentations and moderated discussions about the current uses of artificial intelligence at the intersection of research and artistic creation.
L.A.S.E.R. 3 - MOVED BY TOUCH
Round table L.A.S.E.R. Hexagram-Montreal
April 3rd 7PM
LASER Hexagram-Montréal (co-chaired by Nina Czegledy and Gisèle Trudel) will present a panel discussion about multisensoriality titled Moved by touch.
L.A.S.E.R.2 - Re-enactment in dance
Roundtable Laser Hexagram / Montréal
Wednesday September 14th, 2016 7pm – 8:30pm
Dance is an art of time. Dance therefore points to particular issues regarding conservation, transmission and re-enactment. The roundtable will focus on the notion of re-enactment in dance and its modes of effectuation, while questioning the status of documentary traces and their pertinence.
L.A.S.E.R.1 - Innovative Materials & Processes
Hexagram will host the first LASER (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous) in Québec, in partnership with Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology and OBORO.
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MUTEKxHexagram Workshop 2
Creators’ Clinic: How to Get Your A/V Art Project Ahead
August 23, 2019 16:00 - 17:30
Studio Hexagram
Université du Québec à Montréal, 141 Avenue du Président-Kennedy, Montréal (QC), H2X 3X8 4ème étage, local SB-4105
Montréal, CanadaHave an idea for an installation, perhaps something large-scale—an exhibition with many different pieces—or a live performance that needs to tour but you don’t know exactly where to start to make this project come true?
MUTEKxHexagram Workshop 1
Expanded Cinema: Mapping and Immersive Installation
August 24, 2019 12:00 - 14:00
Studio Hexagram
Université du Québec à Montréal, 141 Avenue du Président-Kennedy, Montréal (QC), H2X 3X8 4ème étage, local SB-4105
Montréal, CanadaIn this session, Nelly-Eve Rajotte illuminates the practices, processes and challenges involved in conceiving and creating monumental projections and immersive installation.
Workshop 8 - ELASTIC S3D SPACE
Embodied virtual space observable through the use of stereoscopic techniques
Saturday, October 3, 2015
10am – 7pmThis research exchange brings together researchers, artists and industry experts to share their research exploration on stereoscopic technologies, their effects and possibilities. The event invites international experts to convene with Canadian artists and researchers, while welcoming emerging artists and researchers who are curious about the technology and its effects.
Workshop 7 - Presenting Thought in Progress
3 graphical Visualization workshops
- Are you a student in the humanities, in visual arts and and media arts, and planning on participating in the EmergingResearchers’ Symposium – Re-Create 2015?
- Are you an instructor or researcher concerned about how to present your research results or works in progress?
Workshop 6 - Artistic Potentials of 3D Stereoscopic Technologies
Workshop led by Hexagram Students Zoe Bacchus, Anna Hawkins, Audrey-Maude McDuff, and David Seitz
April 5 and 6, 2014
10am to 4pmThis interdisciplinary two-day workshop converges multiple media – drawing, video, performance and sculpture – through the use of SANDDE (Stereoscopic Animation Drawing Device).
Workshop 5 - The Art of Networks
Workshop led by François-Joseph Lapointe
February 27th, 2014
9 – 3:30pmFrom social networks, to food webs, transport networks, and gene networks, networks are everywhere. Yet, the graph-theoretical basis of network analysis is difficult to grasp, either mathematically or computationally.
Workshop 4 - Ethnographic Research
Workshop led by Georgina Born
Wednesday, October 30th, 2013, 3 – 6pm
Hexagram Resource Centre
EV Building, 11.705, Concordia University, 1515 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal QCEthnographic research has become one of the most fashionable and exotic research methods in the humanities and social sciences, but it can also be misunderstood.
Workshop 3 - Thinking with your Ears
Workshop led by Sam Auinger
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
4 – 7pm
Hexagram Resource Centre, EV Building, 11.705 Concordia University, 1515 St. Catherine Street West. Montreal QCIn this hands-on workshop, internationally renowned sound artist, designer and sonic thinker Sam Auinger challenges our visually dominated worldview.
Workshop 2 - Jacquard Colour Tapestry Workshop with Louise Lemieux-Bérubé
Workshop Description
This workshop will facilitate advanced techniques in digital jacquard weaving, with a focus on colour and structures. The goal of the workshop is to enable different colour mixing methods to be accessible for researchers, faculty, and graduate students using the Hexagram Jacquard loom.
Workshop 1 - DIY Prosthetics “Environment Sensing”
Workshop led by Nina Czegledy of ThingTank Lab in Toronto
Saturday, November 3, 2012
10am – 5pm
Hexagram Resource CenterHexagram is hosting a thematic workshop this November open to everyone in the wider Hexagram community. The aim of the workshop is to expand knowledge and perspectives on what a prosthetic is and what a prosthetic can make possible.
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Hexa_Wave Launch
Wednesday, September 7, 2016, 5:30 pm to 7:15 pm
The Hexagram network is pleased to invite you to launch Hexa_Wave / Hexa_Sonde’s first season. This radio series created by André Éric Létourneau with Cynthia Noury and Odrée Laperrière consists of podcasts presenting the network’s artist-researchers.
Hexagram representation at IMDA-Elektra
International Marketplace for Digital Arts – May 16th, 2015
The International Marketplace for Digital Arts (IMDA) is the professional stream of Elektra. Since 2007, this activity has been attracting important representatives of the world of digital arts from every continent. By bringing together key people in the field, the IMDA encourages collaborative and presentation projects and paves the way for local artists to present abroad.
Society for Cinema and Media Studies
Hexagram will have a booth at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS), a conference that is dedicated to the scholarly study of film, television, video and new media.
From March 25-29th 2015, Hexagram presents the network through the audiovisual documentation of its past events, as well as academic publications written by Hexagram members. We hope to see you there!
180 SEC
Your research in 180 SEC
For all Hexagram members!
THE CHALLENGE : How long does it take to cook an egg sunny side up? About 180 seconds ! Well, it’s exactly the amount of time you’ll get to present your research project – no more, no less – and with only one PDF !
Wikicité Hexagram at Wikicité: citizen participation in the digital age
February 27-28, 2014
Hexagram | CIAM will have a booth at Wikicité, a symposium on citizen participation in the digital age.
Hexagram | CIAM presents audiovisual documentation of two projects that have a direct connection with the theme; Between Polyphony and Common Ground (2013) and CivicBright (2013) at Wikicité, in the “Espace innovation.”
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