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Fall 2020 Project Showcase
- Overview
- Late Nights: Graphic Novel Project
- I'm at Soup (Kinetic Typography)
- That's MY Pen!
- My Hopes and Dreams Entering Adulthood
- Proto-Typer
- Safe Islands: A design solution to promote social distancing
- Murdock From Paragon (Steampunk Costume)
- GI Smart app
- The Cage
- Totems of Time
- The Arena 2
- Circuit Critter
- Fishing Joy
- Food Security
- Laundry Day Simulation
- Recognize, Reflect, and Unite
- A Cup of Coffee, Please
- Lume
- ABM Vivacious
- Light After Death
- Moment Track
- Crimson Falcon
- ESSENTIAL: a COVID-19 Documentary
- Impossible Photography
- Witch's Brew
- Homebound
- Monster Under the Bed
- Frolicking Flower
- Brand Poster Design
- TrailMix
- Secret Box from Secret Santa
- Coffee or Tea?
- The Grand Fishery
- Argon Chalice Redesign 1
- Argon Chalice Redesign 2
- Workestra
- Ventura Future Microsite
- Paradyso
- La Petite Mort
Recent News
Learn more about the latest news, stories, and events from the School of Interactive Arts & Technology.
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Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Featuring SIAT instructor Helmine Serban, a teacher of diverse subjects at SIAT including interactive systems, human-computer interaction, electric circuits, mobile computing, web design, and computational media. learn more →
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SIAT researchers aim to improve communication of COVID-19 trends through 3D visualizations
Professor Wolfgang Stuerzlinger and his colleagues have recently been named the recipients of an NSERC grant to research and develop better communication about COVID-19 trends through 3D visualization.
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un/settled art installation centres Black womanhood at SFU’s Vancouver Campus
un/settled, a photo-poetic piece at SFU's Belzberg Library by SIAT's Chantal Gibson and poet Otoniya J. Okot Bitek, aims to centre Blackness & celebrate Black thought and creativity.
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SIAT film course adapts to the pandemic
Professor Kate Hennessy and students in IAT 344 worked remotely to develop their video and documentary skills and create short films for inclusion in the Museum of Vancouver's award-winning museum exhibitions.
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SIAT graduate student prOphecy sun selected for Shadbolt Fellowship
While at SIAT, sun proposes to establish common ground between art making, performance, artist presentations and creative writing.
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