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

Slow Tech Publication

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15 February 2023

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  • community
  • newsletter
  • presentation
Missed the Slow Tech publication launch? Order a copy! You can visit us during our opening hours to pick one up, or pay online and have it delivered to you.

I was once seafloor | naakita f.k. [residency presentation]

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25 January 2023

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  • artist residency
  • presentation
Residency Presentation Wednesday January 25th, 2023 Presentation at 6pm, discussion at 6:30pm At Ada X, 4001 Berri, #201 Free Don’t miss naakita f.k.’ upcoming residency presentation! You will have the chance to view the work completed during their residency at Ada X. The presentation will be…

Slow Tech publication launch

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15 December 2022

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Thursday, December 15th, 2022 From 6pm – 8:30pm At Ada X, 4001 Berri, #201 Free entry Join us on December 15th to celebrate the launch of our Slow Tech publication! The publication brings together the work presented at Ada X from 2019 to mid-2022 as part of…

Tech Tech Tech Zines

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15 November 2022

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From 2020-22 Ada X supported the Tech Tech Tech project, exploring feminist digital tools and platforms as alternatives to Big Tech. The research for Tech Tech Tech was led by Sarah Choukah, Liane Décary-Chen, Marie LeBlanc Flanagan and Hannah Strauss. Describing a “feminist digital tool” in contrast to the “tools…

if you could be anywhere – ffiles

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12 November 2022

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  • exhibition
if you could be anywhere transports participants into a fantasy world of water and stone, where they are invited to explore. Floating through an oceanic landscape at sunset, they encounter different sonic experiences nestled within the peaceful rocky lagoons. This virtual reality work draws together soundscape, immersive environment, and game,…

Fading Fables (Zar-Afshun) | Naghmeh Sharifi [residency presentation]

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20 October 2022

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Residency Presentation Thursday October 20th, 2022 Presentation at 6pm, discussion at 6:30pm At Ada X, 4001 Berri, #201 Free | Register here Don’t miss Naghmeh Sharifi’s residency presentation! You will have the chance to view the work Sharifi completed during her residency at Ada X.

Welcome Back Party + Tech Tech Tech Zine Launch

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16 September 2022

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  • presentation
Friday, September 16th, 2022 From 6pm to 10pm At Reine Garçon, 611 Ave. Duluth Free Entry | Register here Join us on September 16th to launch the new programming year and celebrate the unveiling of our Tech Tech Tech zines, which collect the research and reflections of…

LES COURANTS : Dismantling your électroniques – Lou Fozin

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26 August 2022

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  • exhibition
This exhibition is the sixth phase of Les courants, an introductory digital arts program for young people and families in Rivière-des-Prairies. Exhibition dates: August 26th to October 16th, 2022 At the Maison Pierre-Chartrand 8000 Boulevard Gouin E, Rivière-des-Prairies, Montréal This interactive augmented reality installation invites the audience to…

Claiming the night [public presentation]

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14 August 2022

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  • presentation
  • workshop
Claiming the night [public presentation] Sunday August 14th at 7:30pm At Parc La Fontaine. Meet at the tables in front of Art neuf (3819 Av. Calixa-Lavallée, Montreal, QC H2L 3A7) How do we listen collectively? How can we map our gendered and particular experiences of place, and specifically…

Continuing the Conversation: Data Sovereignty & Community Action (Part 2)

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8 June 2022

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Wednesday, June 8 12—1pm (EST) Online via Zoom Free | Register here Join us for a second panel curated and moderated by Xin Xin, with cultural workers Neema Githere, Ever Bussey, and Dorothy R. Santos, discussing ways to collect, maintain, and activate data with and…

The Weed in Your Garden | Anahita Norouzi [residency presentation]

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28 April 2022

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Residency Presentation Thursday April 28th, 2022 Presentation at 6pm, discussion at 7pm At Ada X, 4001 Berri, #201 Free | Registration via this link Golpar is a plant native to the territory known as Iran and is particularly beloved as a distinctive spice used in…

Ctrl+Shift: Data Sovereignty & Community Action

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6 April 2022

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  • discussion
Wednesday, April 6 2022 12—1pm (EST) Online via Zoom Free | Registration via this link How might artists and organizers build a relationship of care with digital data? The practice of care requires the continual acts of listening, inquiring, contemplating, and consent-building. And yet tech monopolies…