Factory Media Centre

We are thrilled to present a special free screening of R. Bruce Elder’s Alone (All Flesh Shall See It Together) 🌀Join us in person at Factory Media Centre on February 15th for a cozy late winter screening, with the artist in attendance! Due to limited seating, we ask that attendees RSVP.

🗓️ Sunday, February 15th | 2PM
📍 Factory Media Centre
✍️ RSVP Required

On Alone (All Flesh Shall See It Together), Elder writes:

“We all know that electric media have produced numerous degrading, all-pervasive forms of surveillance that have virtually eliminated that privacy which heretofore was a bastion of human dignity. But is it possible that electric media and their capacities for openness and revelation might result in a new form of transcendence?

This question constitutes the problematic of ALONE (ALL FLESH SHALL SEE IT TOGETHER) and the poem at the core of the work. The project embodies our (R. Bruce Elder and Ajla Odobašić’s) imaginings of what the electric poetry of the future might be: a multi-focal, multi-medial form whose nature reflects the interpenetration of all energies everywhere and throughout time–an ethereal togetherness.”

🔗 Click through the link in our bio to learn more and to RSVP!

We’re thrilled to announce that Emma Eichenberg will be joining us as our first 2026 &NOW Artist-in-Residence! 💧🕳️💧

Emma’s residency work focuses on expanding her research into underground infrastructure and urban geographies, exploring how these systems mirror larger geological rhythms. Through conducting fieldwork in Hamilton’s Beasley and North End neighbourhoods, the work seeks to examine the duality between subterranean and atmospheric layers, the fast-moving asthenosphere below and the calm stratosphere above, and how these strata echo the hidden flows beneath Hamilton’s infrastructure.

🔗 To learn more about Emma’s work and the &NOW Residency, click through the link in our bio!