April 22 – May 2, 2026
InterAccess, Toronto ON

Image courtesy of Pegah Peivandi

flashDRIVE: Digital Arts Fundraiser Exhibition

April 22 – May 2, 2026 | Tuesday – Saturday, 11 – 6pm

Celebrate the living, breathing, working digital arts community with a survey exhibition of Toronto’s local digital artists, curated by Miriam Arbus of Sky Fine Foods. All artworks are for sale and are yours to take home on a USB, media player, or display screen. All profits are split between artists and InterAccess.

All funds raised will go back into InterAccess’s artist-led programming including workshops, exhibitions, and studio community activities.

More information about all programs can be found here.

Opening Party‍
April 22 | 7 – 10pm

Celebrate InterAccess and support (over 40!) local digital artists with music, BYO(Beamer), and a digital arts market.

Artist Gathering‍
April 25 | 2 – 3:30pm

Share space with featured artists, learn more about their practices, and see the exhibition with new insights.

Open HDMI x Open Mixer‍
May 2 | 7 – 10pm

Plug into the IA 360, InterAccess’s in-house immersive projection system, in an open deck style. Both visual and sound artists invited!

Digital Arts Market
April 22 – May 2

Support InterAccess and our community of local artists! Take home digital artworks on a USB, media player, or display screen. Sales can be processed in-person or via our online marketplace.

About the Curator

Miriam Arbus has an ongoing, developing practice interested in issues that intersect around new medias and digital technologies, post internet and post digital existences, and new feminisms. She investigates the shifting geographies of new realities and landscapes and the potentials this offers for openness and equalising representation. Her practice has taken form most frequently in curatorial pursuits: organising conceptually-driven exhibitions and participatory experiences that are responsive and relational.

Sky Fine Foods is a rejuvenating experience, concerned with ecologies, inclusion, simulation, screens and realities, focused in new media, digitally informed practices, and digital processes.

Volunteering

Interested in supporting the fundraiser by volunteering?
Sign up here!

All events take place at 32 Lisgar St, Toronto, ON.
Reach out to art@interaccess.org with any questions.

What’s with the squid?

The squid, InterAccess’s aged and beloved mascot, dives deep into nostalgia, back to the days when technology was more tactile and tentacled. The friendly and intelligent cephalopod represents decades of inked emails, adaptability, and swimming through the cyber waves. During events, artists and viewers drop cash and coins into the squid’s tank, “feeding” it to support future programming.

Founded in 1983, InterAccess is a non-profit gallery, educational facility, production studio, festival, and registered charity dedicated to emerging practices in art and technology. Our programs support art forms that integrate technology, fostering and supporting the full cycle of art and artistic practice through education, production, and exhibition. InterAccess is regarded as a preeminent Canadian arts and technology centre.

32 Lisgar Street, Units 4 & 5
Toronto, ON M6J 0C7
interaccess.org

For programming inquiries, contact: art@interaccess.org
For education and studio inquiries, contact education@interaccess.org

Hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm

Accessibility
We are located on the second floor of the building, which is accessible by two flights of stairs or an elevator. The front entrance has an automatic push door and is accessible by ramp or a short flight of stairs. Inside, all InterAccess facilities are on the same level, including a single-user accessible washroom.