About
GRAPHQUON is the annual Quebec–Ontario pre-SIGGRAPH workshop, organized by and for computer graphics research labs across the region. The workshop provides students and researchers a friendly, constructively critical venue to present ongoing work and prospective submissions, receive valuable feedback prior to paper deadlines, and build lasting cross-institutional connections.
The date of the workshop is earlier than previous editions to permit more time for participants to improve their work before submission based on the feedback received. Social activities will be planned for those arriving in the afternoon or evening of Friday October 23. The workshop will likewise end early afternoon of Sunday, October 25, to accommodate travel plans.
Program
The program for GRAPHQUON 2026 will include keynotes, student talks, and other activities. A preliminary schedule will be available soon, and a final schedule with assigned presentation slots will be posted after registration closes. Note that titles and abstracts will not be posted on the web so as to preserve anonymity for works that are about to be submitted.
Keynotes
Keynote speakers for 2026 will be announced soon. We aim to feature speakers spanning animation, rendering, simulation, geometry processing, and machine learning for graphics.
Registration
Registration is now open! Please fill out this form to register.
The deadline to register is October 7th. Late registrations may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- Interested in attending? Contact your thesis supervisor.
- Space for presentations may be limited to maintain a focused workshop environment.
Organization
| Chair | Paul Kry | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Web Chair | Melissa Katz | ||
| Volunteers | Avery Straumann | Matheus Cavazotti | Rikin Gurditta |
Sponsor
Previous
Earlier editions of this workshop and related events can be found at the following links:
- GRAPHQUON 2025, University of Toronto (November 15-16)
- GRAPHQUON 2024, École de technologie supérieure (November 9-10)
- GRAPHQUON 2023, University of Waterloo (December 2-3)
- FOIEGRAPH 2022, Université de Montréal (November 11-12)
- TOMATOGRAPH 2021, University of Toronto (December 3-4)
- MOTOGRAPH 2019, University of Waterloo (December 7-8)
- MOTOGRAPH 2018, Université de Montréal (November 17-18)
- TOMOGRAPH 2017, University of Toronto (December 9-10)
- MFGW 2014, McGill University (October 20)
- MFGR 2012, McGill University (November 1)