Visita guiada en español con Francesca Carella Arfinengo Sábado, 26 de Mayo | 15h El día sábado19 de Mayo a las 3pm, la artista Francesca Carella Arfinengo brindará un tour guiado de las exposiciones individuales de Przemek Psyzczek, artista de […]

On Saturday, June 9th Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art will host a launch party for Canadian Art's Summer Issue. The issue takes on the act of translation as its primary focus and includes a special cover commission by Caroline […]

In this iteration of Thumbs That Type and Swipe at Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art, seven images (from an enlarged and isolated mosquito to a close up of a ‘thumbs up’) are placed in light boxes commonly fabricated for advertising — selling you a pesticide or a national symbol? But of course you are in a gallery within an exhibition and this assemblage of seemingly incongruous images is selected by DIS who use the propaganda of nations and promotional material of markets to chop off heads.

Hannah Black will present an artist talk over video as part of the Speaker series for Thumbs That Type and Swipe: The DIS Edutainment Network (Session I of Plug In ICA’s 2018 Summer Institute).*

Simon Denny will be giving an artist talk via video stream as part of our Speaker Series for Thumbs That Type and Swipe: The DIS Edutainment Network (Session I of Plug In ICA’s 2018 Summer Institute).*  Everyone welcome!

Architect Nerea Calvillo will be giving an artist talk at Plug In ICA as part of our Visiting Speaker Series for Thumbs That Type and Swipe: The DIS Edutainment Network (Session I of Plug In ICA’s 2018 Summer Institute).*  Everyone welcome!

Writer, artist and current Assistant Curator of Rhizome's net art program, Aria Dean will be giving an artist talk at Plug In ICA as part of our Video Speaker Series for Thumbs That Type and Swipe: The DIS Edutainment Network (Session I […]

For Session II of our Summer Institute, post-graduate research program, Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is excited to partner with BUSH gallery. Over three weeks, from August 7-24, Tania Willard, Peter Morin and Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill will lead Site/ation, pushing a radical approach to curating and art making, born from active engagements and lived experiences on the land, land marking, contemporary art, the reserve, and the gallery. Using Indigenous methodologies to build a transformational space, that is open to everyone, BUSH seeks to de-centre the gallery, and the city as epicentres of contemporary art.

Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is pleased to host a talk by BUSH gallery (Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill, Peter Morin and Tania Willard) as part of the public programming for Site/ation, session two of our 2018 Summer Institute program, facilitated by the experimental curatorial and artist collective, BUSH gallery. Everyone welcome!