Allison Rowe is on a self-imposed residency in the booming oil community of Fort McMurray Alberta from August 8 - 27th, 2010. If you are in the area and wish to participate in any of her site specific interventions, sample gathering exercises or even just get coffee please get in touch with her via the contact portion of the website.

The interactive artwork 'To 2050' bill be presented at the Subtle Technologies Festival, June 4 - 6 all day long at Innis Hall located in the heart of the University of Toronto campus on St George. For more information on this event please see www.subtletechnologies.com

On May 30 at nightfall Allison Rowe and Brian Conley will be giving a presentation entitled 'The Whole Ball Works' at Mildred's Lane, an artist residency located in the Upper Delaware River Valley Region.

Come visit Allison and many other artist/scientists at the 2010 Too Cool for School: Art & Science Fair hosted by the Harbourfront Centre in Toronto on May 8, 2010.

On April 4, 2010, Allison and her fellow graduate students at California College of the Arts will open up their doors to welcome the public into their studios. Please stop by and see Allison's latest sculpture, "Williams Family Global Warming Shelter" in the Hooper 1 complex. Maps of studio locations will be available at each building entrance.

When: Sunday, April 4, 2010, 12–5 pm
Where: CCA San Francisco Campus, 1111 Eighth St

In less than two weeks the full Mapping the Coast website will go live. This site makes use of the images and experiences Allison had while in Haiti to speak about factors that have and will affect this nation.