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© David Rahn, Video Clouds, 1976

Vidéographe x Artexte: Magnetic Sequences

Exhibition

February 5 - April 18, 2020
Artexte



Curators: Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe) et Joana Joachim (Artexte)

With works by: David Askevold, Jean-Pierre Boyer, Eric Cameron, Charlotte Clermont, Rob Feulner, Louise Gendron, Katherine Liberovskaya, marshalore, Terence McGlade, David Rahn, Sabrina Ratté, Al Razutis, Lisa Steele, Guillaume Vallée, Elizabeth Vander Zaag and Jane Wright

Magnetic Sequences is an exhibition exploring the self-organization of video communities, particularly artist-run centres, in Canada during the 1970s. This second collaboration between Artexte and Vidéographe combs through both collections to trace the history of this period in video art produced through artist-run centres. The exhibition underlines how a number of groups were grounded in ideals of exchange and sharing of technical and artistic knowledge as well as videos through various tools and strategies that have left their mark in their respective collections and in that of Artexte.

Essay to read here :
Magnetic Sequences: Exchanges and collaboration in the Canadian video milieu in the 1970s
– Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe), curator

 

OPENING
Wednesday, February 5, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Artexte, 2 rue Sainte-Catherine Est, room 301

 

ASSOCIATED EVENTS

  • SCREENING
    Magnétisme, as part of the Soirées dv_vd
    February 13, 7 p.m., free admission
    Dazibao
  • ARTEXTE EN FUT #11
    With Julie Ravary-Pilon
    March 11, 5:30 p.m., free admission
    Artexte
  • LISA STEELE MASTERCLASS
    April 4 (more details to come), free entry
    Artexte
  • WORKSHOP
    Analogue Glitch workshop (in English, upon registration)
    With Sam Meech and Rob Feulner
    April 11 (more details to come)
    Vidéographe

 

 

© David Rahn, Video Clouds, 1976

Vidéographe x Artexte: Magnetic Sequences

Exhibition

February 5 - April 18, 2020
Artexte



Curators: Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe) et Joana Joachim (Artexte)

With works by: David Askevold, Jean-Pierre Boyer, Eric Cameron, Charlotte Clermont, Rob Feulner, Louise Gendron, Katherine Liberovskaya, marshalore, Terence McGlade, David Rahn, Sabrina Ratté, Al Razutis, Lisa Steele, Guillaume Vallée, Elizabeth Vander Zaag and Jane Wright

Magnetic Sequences is an exhibition exploring the self-organization of video communities, particularly artist-run centres, in Canada during the 1970s. This second collaboration between Artexte and Vidéographe combs through both collections to trace the history of this period in video art produced through artist-run centres. The exhibition underlines how a number of groups were grounded in ideals of exchange and sharing of technical and artistic knowledge as well as videos through various tools and strategies that have left their mark in their respective collections and in that of Artexte.

Essay to read here :
Magnetic Sequences: Exchanges and collaboration in the Canadian video milieu in the 1970s
– Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe), curator

 

OPENING
Wednesday, February 5, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Artexte, 2 rue Sainte-Catherine Est, room 301

 

ASSOCIATED EVENTS

  • SCREENING
    Magnétisme, as part of the Soirées dv_vd
    February 13, 7 p.m., free admission
    Dazibao
  • ARTEXTE EN FUT #11
    With Julie Ravary-Pilon
    March 11, 5:30 p.m., free admission
    Artexte
  • LISA STEELE MASTERCLASS
    April 4 (more details to come), free entry
    Artexte
  • WORKSHOP
    Analogue Glitch workshop (in English, upon registration)
    With Sam Meech and Rob Feulner
    April 11 (more details to come)
    Vidéographe

 

 

© David Rahn, Video Clouds, 1976

Vidéographe x Artexte: Magnetic Sequences

Exhibition

February 5 - April 18, 2020
Artexte



Curators: Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe) et Joana Joachim (Artexte)

With works by: David Askevold, Jean-Pierre Boyer, Eric Cameron, Charlotte Clermont, Rob Feulner, Louise Gendron, Katherine Liberovskaya, marshalore, Terence McGlade, David Rahn, Sabrina Ratté, Al Razutis, Lisa Steele, Guillaume Vallée, Elizabeth Vander Zaag and Jane Wright

Magnetic Sequences is an exhibition exploring the self-organization of video communities, particularly artist-run centres, in Canada during the 1970s. This second collaboration between Artexte and Vidéographe combs through both collections to trace the history of this period in video art produced through artist-run centres. The exhibition underlines how a number of groups were grounded in ideals of exchange and sharing of technical and artistic knowledge as well as videos through various tools and strategies that have left their mark in their respective collections and in that of Artexte.

Essay to read here :
Magnetic Sequences: Exchanges and collaboration in the Canadian video milieu in the 1970s
– Karine Boulanger (Vidéographe), curator

 

OPENING
Wednesday, February 5, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Artexte, 2 rue Sainte-Catherine Est, room 301

 

ASSOCIATED EVENTS

  • SCREENING
    Magnétisme, as part of the Soirées dv_vd
    February 13, 7 p.m., free admission
    Dazibao
  • ARTEXTE EN FUT #11
    With Julie Ravary-Pilon
    March 11, 5:30 p.m., free admission
    Artexte
  • LISA STEELE MASTERCLASS
    April 4 (more details to come), free entry
    Artexte
  • WORKSHOP
    Analogue Glitch workshop (in English, upon registration)
    With Sam Meech and Rob Feulner
    April 11 (more details to come)
    Vidéographe