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Artists Bios

Dann Disciglio (b. 1993) is a transdisciplinary artist who explores contemporary ecologies through various media and technologies. Disciglio works with and for non-human subjects to develop works which challenge his audience to encounter the world differently - ecologically, acoustically, temporally, ontologically– according to the affectual quality of the work.
Ben Donoghue is a Toronto based cultural worker and artist working with film and sound. Working primarily in analog media, his practice explores histories of political and cultural resistance, the effects of macro-economic forces on the landscape, and ruptures in the built environment. His films and performances have been exhibited at galleries, festivals, and museums internationally. Donoghue has been a leading advocate for artist-run collectives and media arts organizations in Canada for over two decades, serving as Executive Director of the Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (2007-2013), and the Media Arts Network of Ontario (2013-2022). He is currently working on a number of projects in Newfoundland, British Columbia, Ireland, Colombia and Peru.
Matthew Driggs McMurray is an experimental electronic musician, Emmy Award winning composer, and sound designer.
Omar Reyna is a Canadian artist that seeks the materialization of the work of art at a midpoint between research and the activity of making. His art practice occurs in the boreal forest in the surroundings of Whitehorse, Yukon, where he lives and works.
Jane Tingley is an artist, curator, and Assistant Professor at York University in Toronto (CA). She is interested in how interactivity combined with art objects and installation can be used to explore contemporary experience. She received the Kenneth Finkelstein Prize in Sculpture and the first prize in the iNTERFACES – Interactive Art Competition in Porto (PT). She has participated in exhibitions and festivals in the Americas, Middle East, Asia, and Europe.
Emmie Tsumura is a multidisciplinary artist and designer. She enjoys working where politics meets the every day, and advocates for more accessible, inclusive, and joyful communities through justice-oriented design strategies. She holds a masters in design from York University, with current area of research focusing on chaos, absurdity, and the occult.