Barbara Layne

Barbara Layne is the Director of Studio subTela at the Hexagram Institute of Research and Creation in Media Arts and Technologies. She works with a team of graduate students from Visual Arts and Engineering to develop intelligent cloth structures for the creation of artistic, performative and functional textiles. Incorporating natural materials, microcomputers, sensors and wireless transmission systems, her team produces surfaces that support real time communication and are receptive and responsive to external stimuli.

Layne is also a Professor in the Fibres Department at Concordia University. She has lectured and exhibited internationally, most recently at Electromode (2010 Vancouver Olympics), I-Machine (Germany) and 5 Days Off (Amsterdam). She co-presented the International Symposia of Electronic Arts (Belfast). Layne’s research has been supported by numerous grants including the Canada Council for the Arts, Hexagram Institute, Conseil des arts du Quebec and SSHRC.

http://subtela.hexagram.ca/

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Wired Women S@lon 78: Barbara Layne + Kate Hartman

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7 October 2010

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Thursday, October 7, 2010, 6:30 PM 4001 Berri (corner Duluth), Suite 201 Sherbrooke Metro Free admission for Studio XX members; $5.00 for non-members Hors d’œuvres and refreshments will be served Studio XX hosts an evening dedicated to textiles, electronic garments and wearable technologies with presentations by…

Salon Femmes br@nchées #40 :: Science Fair: Feminist Configurations in Cyberspace

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22 March 2002

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  • presentation
Launch of Science Fair, developed in partnership with Studio XX and the Daniel Langlois Foundation, a project featuring original Web artworks by eight artists: Ingrid Bachman, Nicole Jolicoeur, Marie-Josée Lafortune, Valérie Lamontagne, Barbara Layne, Lynne Marsh, Barbara McGill Balfour and Stephanie Shepherd. The original Web artwork propose a variety of…