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Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.

Three student projects from GBDA 412 – Special Topics in Media Architecture will be featured in , an annual city-wide festival, starting December 13. The course, designed and taught by David Han, a media artist and PhD candidate in Cinema & Media Arts at York University, reflects the students’ ability to bring technology and the arts together. 

Earlier this term, student teams presented their installations to a panel consisting of representatives from Lights On, the City of Stratford, and the Stratford School. The selections are: 

•  is an interactive installation that brings to life the Avon River, showcasing its role in Stratford's future. 
•  brings awareness to the essential roles of nocturnal animals, showcasing their unique behaviours and contributions to our environment. 
•  invites viewers to explore the non-human, present world of fungi roots, called mycelium, local to the city of Stratford.