12 May DARC’s Big Gay Screening
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DARC is excited to present our annual Big Gay Screening in partnership with Qu’ART. Join us for this FREE event and celebrate the creativity within the queer community!...
DARC is excited to present our annual Big Gay Screening in partnership with Qu’ART. Join us for this FREE event and celebrate the creativity within the queer community!...
Digital Arts Resource Centre's Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday, May 25th, 2026 at 6:00pm in-person at the Loop (67 Nicholas St). ...
In collaboration with REEL CANADA, DARC is proud to present ENDLESS COOKIE by Seth Scriver & Peter Scriver (Cree), for National Canadian Film Day....
In celebration of International Women's Month, we are proud to screen DARC's Media Art Production Fund recipient Pixie Cram's latest film The Pavilion. After the screening, Pixie will discuss the making of this part live action and part stop motion film set during WWII. ...
If you’re enrolled in the Visual Arts or Communications program at the University of Ottawa, you can get a free Essentials membership at DARC. Join us for a meetup and tour to learn more! ...
This artist talk traces the evolution of Art as Therapy: In Conversation with Creatives, a video series exploring how artists use creative practice as a form of healing, reflection, and connection. I’ll speak about moving from one-on-one interviews to dialogue-based conversations between artists, the challenges...
Digital Arts Resource Centre is excited to present our annual Resolution screening! Resolution is a public screening featuring a selection of works created by DARC members during the previous year....
DARC and Qu'ART are proud to partner with Visual AIDS for Day With(out) Art 2025 by presenting "Meet Us Where We’re At."...
Join DARC’s Indigenous Residency recipient KJ Edwards in discussion about her latest work in progress Tethers, a mixed media installation conceived via hybrid analogue-digital workflows....
Join DARC’s Expanded Practice Artist-in-Residence, Pixie Cram, as she discusses her research into pixilation technique—a stop-motion animation style that brings live actors to life frame by frame. ...