As AI reshapes our daily lives, LOOKING UP, LOOKING IN follows Zaizai, an AI girl, on an interstellar journey through oil, watercolour, sculpture, and video. Bringing together the work of Pengyuan Wang and Tingting Liu, this multimedia exhibition creates a dialogue between tradition and the future, asking us to consider how we coexist with intelligent technologies.
Want to make handmade greeting cards or scrapbook layouts? Come join Lisa Henderson for the next Quick & Cute Classes at Tett Centre in Kingston on Friday, September 11 from 6 – 8:45PM.
Class will be held in the Activity Room (Room 108). Cost is $36 ($31.86 + HST) and includes the Elegantly Wrapped Stamp Set and all the consumable products needed to create 6 handmade greeting cards (3 designs, 2 cards of each design) OR 3 12×12 scrapbook layouts (3 designs, 1 of each design)!
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Following the success of our first-ever Tett Adult Arts Retreat this past spring, we're excited to welcome you back for a special one-day Fall Edition!
Designed for adults (18+), this immersive creative retreat invites you to explore new artistic mediums, build practical skills, and connect with fellow makers in an inspiring, small-group setting.
As AI reshapes our daily lives, LOOKING UP, LOOKING IN follows Zaizai, an AI girl, on an interstellar journey through oil, watercolour, sculpture, and video. Bringing together the work of Pengyuan Wang and Tingting Liu, this multimedia exhibition creates a dialogue between tradition and the future, asking us to consider how we coexist with intelligent technologies.
As AI reshapes our daily lives, LOOKING UP, LOOKING IN follows Zaizai, an AI girl, on an interstellar journey through oil, watercolour, sculpture, and video. Bringing together the work of Pengyuan Wang and Tingting Liu, this multimedia exhibition creates a dialogue between tradition and the future, asking us to consider how we coexist with intelligent technologies.
Electronics in your clothes might sound like science fiction, but e-textiles offer a fun and accessible way to explore electricity, circuits, and sensors through familiar craft techniques.
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