Sophie Le-Phat Ho is a researcher and cultural organizer from Montreal. Trained as an archivist, she has also completed an MA in Anthropology of Health and the Body in the 21st Century at Goldsmiths College (University of London) in the UK, following her studies at McGill University in Environment and in the Social Studies of Medicine. On top of having served as the Artistic Director of The HTMlles 10 | RISKY BUSINESS, the international feminist festival of media arts + digital culture, she has worked at the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology, the Canada Council for the Arts, as well as Studio XX as Programming Coordinator and Editor-in-Chief of .dpi in its early stages. She was one of the curators of UpgradeMTL (Montréal), as part of the Upgrade! International network on technology, culture and politics, and has been invited to co-curate events by artist-run-centres such as Skol, DARE-DARE and Eastern Bloc. Her individual and collaborative writings have been published in Vague Terrain, esse arts + opinions, Inter art actuel, ETC, livedspace, Le Merle, among others. She has also served as Guest Editor for FUSE and No More Potlucks. As a co-founding member of the Artivistic collective (artivistic.org), she works at the intersection of art, science and activism.
Video screening of the works of Jenny Cartwright and Solidarity Colombia Conversation with Annie Jubinville, Mathilde Capone (Solidarity Colombia) and Catherine Lussier (Comité d’Action de Parc-Extension) Moderator: Sophie Le-Phat Ho Thursday, February 22, 2018, 6-8 pm Free entrance! Contested Territories and Dislocations gathers two projects exploring different issues related to gentrification,…
ONLINE LAUNCH : What Drives Us? Dates: November 3 – November 30 Location: online It’s online! whatdrivesus.net The online publication WHAT DRIVES US? is the result of an ongoing investigation into the theme of festival sustainability. The initiative was started in 2014 as part…
A new feminist journal of art and digital culture in Montreal .dpi gets a makeover! Thursday, 25 April 2013, 5 – 8 PM Notre-Dame-des-Quilles Bar (32 Beaubien E.) Free entrance Founded by artist-run-centre Studio XX in 2004, the publication .dpi has recently undergone a major transformation…
Themed Section: Hacktivism Guest Editor: Christina Haralanova Proposal deadline: March 11, 2013 Founded by Studio XX in 2004, electronic journal .dpi has recently undergone an important process of transformation with the goal of reaffirming and re-focusing its role as a feminist journal on art and digital culture.
***alt_N.O.R.D will also feature the launch of Studio XX’s electronic journal .dpi #17!*** Saturday, February 27, 2010 4:30-6:30PM PARC DE LA PAIX (Beside SAT: Corner of St-Laurent and René-Lévesque Blvds.) Editor-in-Chief: Sophie Le-Phat Ho Issue 17 of .dpi is the second issue in a three-part series focusing…
Saturday, February 27, 2010 4:30-6:30PM PARC DE LA PAIX (Beside SAT: Corner of St-Laurent and René-Lévesque Blvds.) A discussion/workshop on nordicity + hacking winter & the city Participants / Projects: Sophie Le-Phat Ho * Guest Curator Keywords: circuits, cloudberry, colonialism, energy, feminism, militarization, Plan Nord, La Romaine, climate…
.dpi’s 16th issue is the first, in a three-issue series, with the theme of resistance. It focuses more specifically on the concept of time-resistance art. Time resistance is resistance against the passing of time, against an imposed memory. So often, the details of our daily lives are forgotten, replaced by…
The conservation and archiving of digital artworks are important practices. How do you document Web art wherein the experience and journey of each visitor is different? Can we define authenticity when the restoration of an artwork necessitates the use of new equipment? What becomes of artworks when software becomes obsolete…
*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…
Round table: Le Phénomène des pratiques artistiques communautaires
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,…