As part of the dv_vd series, Vidéographe and Vtape, in partnership with Dazibao, join forces to celebrate the richness and diversity of video art practices in the Montreal and Toronto scenes. This program brings together nine works from their respective collections, created by thirteen emerging artists. Through this joint initiative, Vidéographe and Vtape aim to highlight and continue their longstanding collaboration.

PROGRAM (70 min)

• Ko pyhare, para siempre, Fiorella Boucher, Laura Criollo-Carrillo, 2022, 5 min
• Am I Human?, Gladys Lou, 2022, 1 min 37 s
• Hommage à Rose Drummond, Antoine Amnotte-Dupuis, 2023, 12 min 23 s
• Horse in Motion, Lillian Ross-Millard, 2022, 10 min 17 s
• En attendant Lolo, Jules Ronfard, 2022, 8 min
• The Propagation of Uncertainty, Emily DiCarlo, 2020, 5 min 50 s
• Mindscapes, Valeryia Naboikina; Malte Leander, 2023, 8 min 40 s
• Kauaʻi ʻōʻō, Samy Benammar, 2023, 3 min 48 s
• Hoa, Tram Anh Nguyen, 2022, 14 min 24 s

PARTNERS 

Vtape 

Incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1983, Vtape is one of Canada’s leading media arts distributors. Its distribution catalog includes more than 6,700 independent artworks by about 1,500 Canadian and international artists, spanning the years from 1969 to the present. In addition, Vtape provides public access to a large collection of research materials on video art and artists, and runs a restoration and digitization service for artists, museums, galleries, arts organizations, and other clients.

Vidéographe 

Established in 1971 in Montréal, Vidéographe is an artist-run center dedicated to the research and the dissemination of moving image practices. This includes experimentation in video art, animation, digital arts, documentary, essay, fiction and dance video.

Dazibao 

Dazibao is a contemporary art center and non-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination and mediation of contemporary image practices, privileging artistic experimentation, enquiry and reflection related to current social issues.