Aabijijiwan New Media Lab houses four digital media labs each with a specific production focus – sound, projection, virtual reality (VR), animation and video – and a collaborative interactive studio space for engagement between these mediums, as well as a collaborative space for workshops, intergenerational gatherings, dialogues, and work with older media, such as sewing, caribou hide tufting, beading, and other materials. Grounded in Indigenous ways of being in relation – with other people, with the land, and with non-human entities.

 

Upcoming Events

 

Watch Our Past Workshops On-Demand

Creating a Futuristic Environment in Blender 3D

Creating a Futuristic Environment in Blender 3D

Introduction to Edge Beading

Introduction to Edge Beading

 

 
 

Our Team

Our Programming

 
 

 

Projects


 

Student Engagement

 
 
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“Aabijijiwan New Media Lab will develop original research using Indigenous methodologies of embodied and cultural knowledge, integrating theory and practice into design and new media, and tracing the application of digital and new technologies.”