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Benigno and Marco meet at a clinic . Lydia, Marco's girlfriend, is in a coma. Benigno is looking after another woman in a coma, Alicia. The lives of the four characters move towards an unsuspected destiny.

Les Aimants: Julie moves in with her sister, Jeanne, a chronic liar engaged to Noël. Everything becomes very complicated when Jeanne sets Julie up with Noël so she can have a fling with a musician.

Hiroko's fiancé died two years earlier in an accident. When she decides to write a letter to him using his old address she receives a reply from a woman with the same name who knew him.

Claöd Idia simulates deviant behaviour though subtle/mostly unnoticeable means. She practices public moulting, grows beasts in the fault lines of infrastructural failures, and belongs to the Left Out club of Southern Alberta (LOCO-SA). She has exhibited locally, rationally, and inter-rationally in prestigious Tart institutions including the Insomniac Maniacal Wonder Gym of Transcona and the Lethargy of Alabama Llama Mama in the state of Apathy. She has published thousands of individual letters and characters including A, B, C, D, and DD.

Christine Clark is a designer and part-time coder who recently completed the MFA - New Media program at the University of Lethbridge. Her graduate research focused on the design of information visualizations when communicating wicked problems. The project that emerged was a design/science collaboration to visualize the past 60 years of climate data for localized regions across Alberta.

Nick Wade taught in the art Department at The U of L from 1994 to 2011. 

Rafaela will be talking about her experience with Architecture and Urbanism in a point of view of someone who is at earlier stages in architecture career, exploring some of digital design tools, showing some of her student projects and also team work projects developed in different contexts such as Brazil and Spain, emphasizing different scales of buildings.

Patrick Mahon is an artist, curator and teacher/academic; he has been a faculty member in Visual Arts at Western University, London, ON, since 1995. He was Chair of the Department from 2000 to 2010. His work includes print-based projects that engage with historical and contemporary aspects of print culture, and involves responding to gallery and museum collections as well as establishing community-based art initiatives.

The Role of Chemistry in Safety Assessment of Nuclear Waste Disposal - by Lawrence Johnson