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  • February 2026

  • Fri 27
    A candid shot from an opening reception inside one of Centre[3]'s galleries. The gallery has white walls and light wood floors. Several visitors are standing and observing various artworks, including a series of red figurative sketches on the wall and a bright digital projection of a portrait framed in an ornate oval border.

    Art Exhibition Opening Reception – Sensorial Plurality

    February 27 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
    Centre[3] 173 James St N., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    featuring works by artists Ebony R. Gooden, Willy Le Maitre, Connor Yuzwenko-Martin, Olivia Brouwer, Salima Punjani, and Kim Fullerton

  • Fri 27
    A colourful graphic for the Symposium's Friday Opening Ceremony. The design features large, overlapping organic shapes in shades of magenta, teal, and deep purple. At the bottom, thin white line drawings of hands reach towards a central glowing geometric wireframe structure that emits light rays and data particles into a dark void.

    Friday Opening Ceremony

    February 27 @ 7:30 pm - 7:50 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with emcee Ben Akuoko and Indigenous Elder Marsha Ireland

  • Fri 27
    A cinematic promotional graphic for the presentation "Haptic Scores" at the Haptic Horizons Art Symposium. A human hand and a robotic hand reach towards one another over a surreal landscape featuring a glowing purple moon, abstract sculptures, and a distant city skyline under a star-filled sky.

    Haptic Scores

    February 27 @ 7:50 pm - 8:20 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Eliza Chandler

  • Fri 27
    A rich, purple-toned promo graphic for the presentation "The Beacon Project". It depicts a diverse group of individuals interacting with sensory technology: a woman in a wheelchair, a person using a VR headset, and a large haptic-gloved hand in the centre touching a textured wall. Glowing particles and fluid patterns tie the figures together in a collaborative space.

    The Beacon Project

    February 27 @ 8:20 pm - 8:50 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Yvonne Felix, Executive Director of Centre3

  • Fri 27
    A promotional graphic the presentation "Creating for Multiple Senses" at the Haptic Horizons Art Symposium. The vibrant blue and purple design features illustrated hands interacting with sensory elements: one finger touches a glowing ripple pattern, another hand rests on a textured sphere, and a third holds a vibrating haptic device. Sound waves and fluid geometric shapes flow across the bottom.

    Creating for Multiple Senses

    February 27 @ 8:50 pm - 9:20 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with David Bobier and Jim Ruxton of VibraFusionLab

  • Fri 27
    A highly stylized neon-coloured promotional graphic for the art installation titled "ENTOMOPHONIA". Against a dark, star-speckled background with a large glowing moon, various insects—including a dragonfly, a moth, and a beetle—hover around digital sound wave visualizations. Glowing blue speakers and undulating liquid-like ripples suggest a fusion of nature and electronic sound.

    Art Installation – Entomophonia

    February 27 @ 9:20 pm - March 1 @ 4:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    by Leon Louder

  • Fri 27
    A promotional graphic for the art installation titled "What If An Hourglass Felt Like An Earthquake?". The image features a duotone purple and teal filter over a photograph of a large projector screen suspended in a studio, with dark stage curtains visible on the left. The title text is centred in bold, white lettering with a subtle drop shadow.

    Art Installation – What if an Hourglass Felt Like an Earthquake?

    February 27 @ 9:30 pm - March 1 @ 4:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    by Deirdre Logue

  • Fri 27
    A promotional graphic for "Haptic Dance Party with DJ Zahra Habib". The image features a woman with dark curly hair and an off-the-shoulder teal top standing confidently. The background consists of vibrant blue concentric circles with pink text and three small sparkling disco ball icons.

    Haptic Dance Party

    February 27 @ 9:40 pm - 11:59 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with DJ Zahra Habib

  • Sat 28
    A colourful graphic for the Symposium's Saturday Opening Ceremony. The design's composition uses bold, overlapping circles and fluid petal-like shapes in bright pink, cyan, and indigo. The background features a dark blue grid-like perspective, with small glowing blue orbs floating in the space.

    Saturday Opening Ceremony

    February 28 @ 10:00 am - 10:20 am
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with emcee Gift Tshuma and Indigenous Elder Marsha Ireland

  • Sat 28
    A dynamic promotional graphic for the HHAS presentation "Unscripted: How Disabled Creativity Reshapes Art and Community". The collage-style image features a robotic arm, a hand touching a braille-like surface, a person in a wheelchair interacting with a glowing orb, and another person in a VR headset, all set against a textured, multicoloured background.

    Unscripted: How Disabled Creativity Reshapes Art and Community

    February 28 @ 10:20 am - 11:00 am
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Gift Tshuma

  • Sat 28
    A promotional graphic for the Resident Artists Panel Discussion event at the HHAS. Four silhouettes of artists are seated in chairs on a stage, facing each other in conversation in front of an audience of people. Above them, a neon glowing pink and blue wave of light flows across a background.

    Artists’ Panel Discussion – Beyond the Visual & Auditory

    February 28 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Haptic Horizons resident artists Ebony R. Gooden, Willy Le Maitre, Connor Yuzwenko-Martin, Olivia Brouwer, Salima Punjani, and Kim Fullerton, moderated by Yvonne Felix

  • Sat 28
    A candid shot from an opening reception inside one of Centre[3]'s galleries. The gallery has white walls and light wood floors. Several visitors are standing and observing various artworks, including a series of red figurative sketches on the wall and a bright digital projection of a portrait framed in an ornate oval border.

    Art Exhibition Open House – Sensorial Plurality

    February 28 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Centre[3] 173 James St N., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    featuring works by artists Ebony R. Gooden, Willy Le Maitre, Connor Yuzwenko-Martin, Olivia Brouwer, Salima Punjani, and Kim Fullerton

  • Sat 28
    An overhead view of a colourful Middle Eastern catering spread. White plates are filled with grilled skewers, vibrant green cucumber salad, purple pickled onions, falafel with creamy hummus, and bright yellow saffron rice. Dried spices like cardamom pods are scattered across the light textured tabletop.

    Buffet Lunch

    February 28 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    catered by Nabil's Grill

  • Sat 28
    A vibrant abstract graphic titled "Seven Approaches to Wave-Based Art". Swirling, thick ribbons of liquid-like textures in teal, magenta, and deep purple flow across the frame. Some ribbons show cracked earth textures, while others feature a glowing grid or vibrating light frequencies, representing different elemental and sensory waves.

    Seven Approaches to Wave-Based Art

    February 28 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Marcus Boon and Christie Pearson

  • Sat 28
    A high-energy graphic titled "Enhancing EDM Dance Experience with the Addition of Ultra-low Frequency Sound and Vibrotactile Stimulation". There are silhouettes of four illustrated people dance on a stage bathed in purple spotlights. A massive, glowing sound wave visualizer in pink, white, and blue dominates the centre, while concentric circular ripples on the floor suggest physical vibrations.

    Enhancing EDM Dance Experience

    February 28 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Dr. Dan Bosnyak

  • Sat 28
    A vibrant promotional graphic titled "Experiments in Vibration and Form as Embodied Artistic Medium". The background features high-frequency sound wave peaks in deep purple, magenta, and teal. Subtle circular ripples and a thin, white oscilloscope-style line cutting through the centre suggest a physical, tactile representation of sound and movement.

    Experiments in Vibration and Form

    February 28 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Laurel Lawson and Colin Clark

  • Sat 28
    A promotional photo for the Ghost Rooster Collective featuring four people in expressive poses against a wavy, multicoloured patterned backdrop. They wear bold textures, including leopard print, red satin, and shimmering silver. A graphic logo in the top right shows a stylized black rooster logo with the collective's name.

    Performance by Ghost Rooster Collective

    February 28 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    an interdisciplinary group of disabled artists committed to exploring accessibility as a creative framework

  • Sat 28
    A nighttime view of the Spice Factory's brick exterior. The "Spice FACTORY" sign is illuminated by overhead spotlights and flanked by black cylindrical wall lamps, creating a warm, inviting glow against the dark street.

    Evening Social

    February 28 @ 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    attend an evening social soirée at the Spice Factory

  • March 2026

  • Sun 1
    A futuristic promotional graphic for "THE UN-MAGIC LAB WORKSHOP". The design features a translucent, glowing blue laboratory with interconnected pipes, chambers, and wireframe cubes. An illustrated hand with cybernetic sensors on the fingertips reaches out to touch a central, luminous cube.

    Workshop – The Un-magic Lab

    March 1 @ 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Deirdre Logue

  • Sun 1
    A vibrant graphic with the workshop title "Composing for Vibratory Media Workshop". The background features undulating waves of purple and teal overlaid with glowing white circuit board lines. Concentric circular ripples, resembling vibrations in water or sound frequencies, pulse across the design.

    Workshop – Composing for Vibratory Media

    March 1 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
    Spice Factory 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    with Laurel Lawson and Colin Clark 

  • Sun 1
    A vibrant, futuristic promotional graphic for the HHAS Closing Reception at VibraFusionLab. It features a robotic hand with glowing blue fingertips on the left and a human hand reaching towards it on the right. Below the text are glowing digital visualizations of sound frequencies and tactile interfaces.

    Closing Reception

    March 1 @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
    VibraFusionLab 126 James St N., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    explore Hamilton's VibraFusionLab at the Haptic Horizons Art Symposium closing reception

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