1.
siesta.html, 2011
performance, website (active from Nov. 10th-17th), image
2.
everything, 2011
Michael Bussell 
A Sea of Lustre on the Horizon's Verge, 2011
Coloured sand, polycarbonate, copper foil.
Lauren Hall
Disambiguation
In
Disambiguation, experiments are constructed based on scientific concepts and principles.
The work explores a photograph’s ability to display a complex theory. Images are found and
curated from Wikipedia’s archive, then re-created and re-photographed by the artists. By
sourcing imagery from Wikipedia,
Disambiguation deals with the dissemination of a
scientific principle through a visual representation. Images are then placed back into Wikipedia
under their original pages. From that point it is up to the user-based community to approve or
remove the demonstrative, artist made images.
Max J. Marshall
Andrea P. Nguyen
Views on Views
Views on Views takes a philosophical and psychological look at perspective and the function
of the 'personal lens' through presented layered and fractured imagery. It illuminates the intricacies
of vision and probes notions of 'reality' or 'truth'. These 3 works attempt to demonstrate a sort of
'non-vision'. I investigate the question: What do I see when I look at nothing? When I close my eyes?
An image inevitably still appears.
Hanna Hur
quantum blink
According to quantum mechanics we have forty conscious moments per second, and our brains
connect this sequence of nows to create the illusion of the flow of time. So, what would things look
like if that itermittence was made visible? This body of work explores that hiccup, that blink, that
ubiquitous fissure in the falling-into-place of things.
Isabel M. Martinez
Words of Others
Travel alone long enough and the billboards and signage become your companions.
These are words left by others, for you and me. Do you follow the arrows?
Suzanna Zak
It Gets Deep
The work may exist as just a collage, or a photo, or a sculpture, or a video or installation;
it may also exist as multiples of these at once. Concentrated on challenging the viewer’s
faith in their perception, my work relies on intuition and is responsive, fluid, and contextual.
Laurie Kang
Moronic
A series of photographic curiosities that explore our capacity to fully understand and control language.
Constructed still-lifes and semi-performative methods are used to illustrate a collection of contradictory
statements found within news media search engines.
Daniel Evans
Brendan Baker 
No Flyers Please
This is from a series of work flattened on the train tracks at Dufferin & Davenport in Toronto.
Jeffrey Garcia
Spray on the Wall
Series of conceptual inscriptions made on Kiev streets during the spring/summer 2010.
Sasha Kurmaz 
'Recent Bedrooms' Recently 2011
Digital Photo
Portrait of my piece
Recent Bedrooms at home, on my bedroom floor, post-gallery life.
This was the first art piece I made after moving to New York and the first of my works to be
shown in a small NY gallery. On opening night, it was the only piece in the show the
curators didn't have time to hang, so it sat on the floor, against the wall, unlabeled.
Matthew Pecina
Take something ugly, and make it beautiful 24 hours
With this small I had a little help from the mouse which enjoys spending time in my kitchen.
If I could catch the mouse, I’m sure he would have appeared in this response,
but unfortunately he just leaves his droppings.
Smalls
Adam Morten
Indecisive Emoticons for iChat, 2011
17 downloadable emoticons, a readme.txt file
A set of 17 emoticons made for users to replace the default emoticons in iChat.
The emoticons are mismatched with the instant messenger's generic emotions.
Download
Anne Lai
Wall Piece with 200 Letters (Kiasma)
Changing texts, removable letters, mouldings.
From March 2010 until February 2011,
I formed one new text on the wall of Kiasma museum every week.
Mikko Kuorinki
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