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InterAccess is pleased to announce the selection of emerging curator Komal Lally for the 2026 IA Current program. Lally will curate a group exhibition taking place in InterAccess’s gallery in Fall 2026 examining how exploration, tinkering, and play can be used to reimagine an “otherwise” future for our technology. 

The call for artworks will open in the coming weeks. 

🪁 ABOUT THE CURATOR 
Komal Lally is an emerging interdisciplinary artist and curator based in Tkaronto. 

Her artistic practice is material focused, valuing experimentation and exploration. Currently, she is interested in working (or fighting) with light materials, like paper and fabric, to create immersive environments. In her curatorial work, she aims to uplift the idea that technology should be for everyone through well-meant nonsense and irony. Encouraging curiosity and creation over credentialism, she wants to make room to play. Lally aims to create ongoing spaces of encounter, dedicated to working with and in service of artists, creating works that feel honest, responsive, and warm. 

Lally has a BFA in New Media from Toronto Metropolitan University, founded NEXT (New Media Exhibition Team) and machines of collective, and has shown with The Creative School, Little Robot Friends, Art Gallery of Ontario’s Art Bash, and Nuit Blanche (forthcoming). 

🪁 ABOUT IA CURRENT 
The InterAccess Current (IA Current) program supports the professional development of emerging curators and artists interested in new media and electronic practices. Each year, InterAccess selects an emerging curator, who works closely with InterAccess staff to conceptualize and execute an exhibition of works by emerging artists. “Current” refers to the now, of course, but it is also an energetic charge that causes light, heat and all manner of electronic life; an apt metaphor for emergent creative practices within the ever-expanding field of new media.

Photo by Liam Mackenzie
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