Three years ago we held our first artist residency, which built the base from which the project is still growing. We invited 10 Montreal-based artists to learn 3D scanning and archival through a series of workshop, and accompanied them in creating 3D artworks based on sentimental objects, text, and multimedia. We are very grateful for all of you who’ve followed along since and are very excited to share what we’ve been cooking since! Talk soon :-)
More pages from one of our first print publications, a bound catalogue created for the initial launch of our platform in July 2023. It features work from our first cohort of resident artists, along with introductions to the platform and an outline of our vision and values. : ) Printed by @cyberlovegarden , written by @nicky___9___doors , designed by @drowsy.wave , coordinated and bound by @log______off 3/3
More pages from one of our first print publications, a bound catalogue created for the initial launch of our platform in July 2023 (photographed here at the launch by @samblakesam at @wip.works ) It features work from our first cohort of resident artists, along with introductions to the platform and an outline of our vision and values. : ) Printed by @cyberlovegarden , written by @nicky___9___doors , designed by @drowsy.wave , coordinated and bound by @log______off 2/3
Pages from one of our first print publications, a bound catalogue created for the initial launch of our platform in July 2023! It features work from our first cohort of resident artists, along with introductions to the platform and an outline of our vision and values. : ) Printed by @cyberlovegarden , written by @nicky___9___doors , designed by @drowsy.wave , coordinated and bound by @log______off 1/3
More highlights from the final exhibition for our first residency in 2023!
Save the date for our Alpha Launch on June 4th at @worldcreation.studio :-)
📸 @samblakesam
On July 27th 2023 we hosted the final exhibition for our artist residency. Over two months of workshops, 10 Montreal-based artists created digital artworks which will soon be available to view on the new version of our site.
Due to a funding gap, we were unable to share these until now. We are excited to share more news and recaps in the coming weeks!
📸 @samblakesam
~~~~RESCHEDULED TO MARCH 23rd~~~~
Learn new tools for archiving our fast-moving cultures.
In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the basics of 3D scanning, a technology that quickly creates replicas of physical objects and spaces. No prior experience needed. Leave with the skills to produce basic 3D scans at home.
📍Cyber Love Garden, 10 ave des Pins, #114
👾March 23, 6-8 pm
👉registration link in the full programme on our website (link in bio)
Hosted by Things+Time (T+T), a Montreal-based digital archival platform dedicated to preserving ephemeral histories rooted in objects, spaces and lived experiences. Their platform enables users to create multimedia storytelling environments by adding annotations (texts, audio, video, images, map points, and links) to 3D objects. The T+T team will remain available to discuss potential collaborations.
📲 Before attending: Download the free app Polycam on your phone (iOS 17.0 or later, Android 10.0 or later).
Part of Owning Our Histories: Celebrating Queer & BIPOC DIY Archives. 10 public events celebrating how communities document themselves.
Free and open to all.
#communityarchives #diyarchiving
We’re Hiring! 💼✨
Project Manager @ Things+Time
📍 Hybrid in Montreal
🕐 10–15 hrs/week
💰 $35–$40/hour
🗓️ Apply by April 29
🗂️ 12-month contract (starting June)
Help lead a digital archiving project that blends tech + storytelling 🧠💖
👉 Full details: link in bio
Artists in residence: @nevada.lov3 😍⭐️
Neve Robillard (she/her) also known as Nevzashe is a freelance illustrator based in Tiohtià:ke, Montreal. Her illustrations are heavily inspired by video games, superheroes and anime. In addition, she uses her artistic skills to facilitate the access of resources available for the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
During her career, Nevzashe has collaborated with Project 10 to make gender gear more accessible for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Additionally, she helped promote a podcast called “the black trans woman audio project” presented by ASTTeQ, QPIRG-Concordia and Tranzister Radio which opened a space for awareness of the reality of being a black woman of trans-identity. Through visually appealing drawings, she commits to empower and fight against the lack of healthy representation of her community
Come see her incredible work TOMORROW JULY 27TH T+T EXHIBITION ❤️
Meet the artists in our upcoming exhibition #3: @han___ferg 🤩🙏
Hannah Ferguson (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist and writer in Tiohtiá:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal. She holds a BFA from Concordia University in Art History and Studio Art, with a minor in Film Studies (2022). Her practice and research roves in various ways through fibre arts, print media, and sometimes sound to explore spatial and material histories, ideas of collection/preservation, (mis)communications, and hauntings.
COME SEE HER INCREDIBLE WORK TOMORROW @ OUR T+T EXHIBITION ❤️
