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Joan Stebbins, Ed. Ted Hiebert: Chronicles. A catalogue of works from a 2006 exhibition. With an introduction by Joan Stebbins and essays by Adrienne Lai and Ted Hiebert. Southern Alberta Art Gallery. Available at Art Books Canada.



June 2010 (dates & location TBC)
2010 World Telekinesis Competition. A Noxious Sector project.

July 2-16, 2010
Tangible Spiritualities. Group exhibition in conjunction with Digital Art Weeks 2010. Curated by Art Clay, Yi Fan Wang & Doug Jarvis. Xian Academy of Art, Xian, China.

July 2-4, 2010
"Imaginary Selves and Impossible Solutions." Paper presentation at Digital Art Weeks 2010. Xian Academy of Art, Xian, China.

July 9-August 5, 2010
"Magnetically Inclined." A Noxious Sector project. TRUCK Contemporary Art. Calgary, Canada. A collaborative project with Doug Jarvis, included in a 2-person exhibition with Miruna Dragan.

November 2010 (dates TBC)
More Often Than Always / Less Often Than Never. A Noxious Sector project. Curated by Ted Hiebert & Doug Jarvis. Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, BC.

April 15-May 14, 2011
Of Brains and Magnets, A Noxious Sector project. Latitude 53 Contemporary Visual Culture. Edmonton, Canada. An exhibition of collaborative work with Jackson 2bears & Doug Jarvis. Curated by Todd Janes.

September 16-October 15, 2011
Psychodadia. PAVED Arts. Saskatoon, Canada. A collaborative contribution with Jackson 2bears & Doug Jarvis, to be included in a group exhibition. Curated by David Lariviere.

Ted Hiebert is a Canadian visual artist and theorist. His artworks have been shown across Canada in public galleries and artist-run centres, and in group exhibitions internationally. Recent exhibtions include The New Gallery (Calgary, AB), Deluge Contemporary Art (Victoria, BC), the Comox Valley Art Gallery (Courtenay, BC), the Siauliaia Art Gallery (Siauliaia, Lithuania). Recent collaborative projects include "Eidola" (Open Space Arts Society, 2009) "Electronic Shamanism" (InterAccess Electronic Arts, 2009) "The World Telekinesis Competition" (The Ministry of Casual Living, 2009; Deluge Contemporary Art, 2008) and "Dowsing for Failure" (Open Space Arts Society, 2007). Hiebert's theoretical writings have appeared in, among others, The Psychoanalytic Review, Technoetic Arts, Performance Research and CTheory, as well as in catalogues and exhibition monographs. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the journal CTheory, and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences at the University of Washington Bothell.