Interaccess electronic media arts centre
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| Interaccess electronic media arts centre | |
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| Status | active |
| Country | Canada |
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| City | Toronto |
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Date of founding |
1983/07/01 |
| Last Updated | 2012-08-16 |
| Website | http://www.interaccess.org/ |
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Membership fee |
$100/month or less |
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Our History
InterAccess was incorporated in 1983 as a non-profit, artist-run access centre, under the name Toronto Community Videotex. It provided artists with access to the Telidon system, a two-way interactive videotex system now lauded as "the Internet before its time." The name change in 1987 reflected a subsequent shift in emphasis on access to Macintosh-based graphics, multimedia production and a dial-up network known as Matrix.
Some recent events (August 2012):
- Workshop: Reactive Works - Audio & Video Control with Arduino and PureData
- Designing with Depth: Kinect for the Kinda Non-Mechanical Audience
- Workshop: Intro to Analog Robotics with Michael Awad
