Kate Armstrong

Kate Armstrong is the Director of Living Labs. She has over 10 years experience in the culture sector with a specific focus on intersections between art and technology. She is the Board President and past acting Executive Director of the Western Front. Her interdisciplinary art practice is conceptually driven and has included participatory work, objects, photography, video, events in urban space, generative text systems, and experimental narrative forms. She is the author of Medium (2011), Source Material Everywhere (2011), the 12 volume bookwork Path (2008), Why Some Dolls are Bad (2007), Grafik Dynamo (2005), PING (2003) as well as Crisis & Repetition: Essays on Art and Culture (Michigan State University Press, 2002). She is a founding partner of Revised Projects and of the Goethe Satellite Vancouver, and is Artistic Director of ISEA 2015.