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Art @ International House emerged from requests by local artists and organizations for space to showcase their work. A partnership with InLiquid Art + Design resulted in a dedicated media gallery with video installations. The other gallery highlights the work of local and regional artists. Free admission to receptions. Galleries are open to the public Monday - Friday from 10am to 6pm and whenever there is a program in The Ibrahim Theater.
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Through
painting-installations, I create a world of abstract objects
based on narratives of water and our relationship to it. These
stories are about striving toward an unreachable goal and
the beautiful brokenness that becomes the purpose of the journey:
encountering the loneliness inherent in the feeling of awe;
the wonder inherent in the banal; and the presence inherent
in a void. – Joseph Lozano 
Valence
is a digital photo,
stop-motion, morph, animation, video and installation series.
The works explore movement and the deconstruction of image
into geometry through repeated actions, light, shadow, surface,
as well as the observation, breakdown and extension of the
lines created by the morphing program. 
Many
Moving and Still Works by Two Torontonians
is an exhibition of recent work by Michael Snow and John Oswald
on display in the Slought Foundation galleries. This exhibition
joins two artists of different generations whose work has
explored film, video, sound, photography, and digital technology.
Although this dialogue at times crosses divergent disciplines
and media, the artists are in fact united by a common concern.
Both Michael Snow and John Oswald offer contemporary meditations
on time and temporality, through experiential works that invite
us to reconsider the nature of perception. Please visit 
Six
Plus Six is a video installation by local filmmaker
Ted Knighton. Based on the myth of Persephone, Six Plus Six
consists of two films, one shown in one room and one shown
in another. Since the action and characters of the story are
spread between the two rooms, each film shows only half the
story. Six Plus Six precedes Film @ International
House screening of