DISTRIBUTION HIGHLIGHTS: March 2026

Recent and Upcoming Screenings:

Infographic with green abstract pattern and text: particle and wave performance and screening night march 6 @ 6pm TELUS spark dome theatre.

Particle + Wave Vol. 6 features two works from the VP catalogue at their Screening and Performance Night:

nocturne by Zoë LeBrun and a beaten path by Natalie Baird and Toby Gillies screened at the festival on March 6, 2026 at the TELUS Spark Science Centre in Calgary.

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Handsome Devil by Daniel Barrow exhibiting with Qaleidascope from March - May 2026 for their Nordic tour of queer film and performance art.

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The text "Stayation, The Art of Being Here" on top of a painting of a, lush, green, suburban nerighbourhood

WAG-Qaumajuq is running their exhibition Staycation: The Art of Being Here from Oct 29th '25- April 26th '26! Staycation features a selection of local works from their permanent collection, including following works from the VP catalogue:

  • I'm BoHUNKy-Dory With It (My Nose) by Sandee Moore
  • Oh Mother, Oh Prairies by Ibrahim Shuaib
  • Wînipêk by James Dixon
  • Home by Colleen Simard

"Through a focused selection of Manitoban artworks from the last fifty years, the exhibition invites viewers to experience their surroundings through new eyes—offering both a playful escape and a grounded sense of belonging. This iteration of the exhibition will be divided into a selection of distinct thematic sections exploring subjects like place, representation, collecting, the macabre, signs and symbols, spirituality, and materiality."

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New to the Catalogue:

A group of animated caribou walk together across a colourful mountain plain

Midnight Migrations by Chantal Rousseau and Darcy Tara McDiarmid

Out of the depth of time immemorial, caribou navigate under starlight across a mysterious landscape of pristine beauty. On their long perilous journey of midnight migration, they encounter curious and mischievous animals as they find their way home. The caribou persevere through cataclysmic changes, outrunning all climactic forces from the impact of the people who have turned away from our traditional ways and our spiritual laws.

This film emerged from a collaborative research project between Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, Yukon University, the University of Alberta, and Wildlife Conservation Society Canada. Guided by Tr’ëhudè (our way of life, our law) and the enduring relationship between wëdzey and Dënezhu, we respect and care for wëdzey as they care for us. We hold profound reverence for the ancient sacred relationship between wëdzey and our ancestors and honour their guidance by carrying forward their traditional law teachings to future generations through the release of this film.

 

If you're interested in inquiring about bringing your work into our catalogue please contact madeline@videopool.org