Casey Koyczan’s SADZEÉ ; TIME

Irene Bindi on SADZEÉ; TIME

Such limited paths of engagement seem the antipode of SADZEÉ ; TIME, where the work’s behaviours rely on our nuanced presence, and within the subtleties of our attention we discover its expanse. Through a bit of knowledge of our own bodily work in relation to its surroundings, through attention to movement in ongoing relationship with resultant sensory changes, Casey Koyczan’s work feeds back to us, and we become aware of a delicate relationship. Focusing more intently on these movements and sensorial changes, we individually recede.
Wash Day by David Garneau

New Acquisitions

New Acquisitions Check out the latest acquisitions in our catalogue: Hoop Dancers by David Garneau 2013 | 5:40 Hoop Dancers is a silent video featuring four young men in powwow regalia playing pick-up basketball. The video also shows young Indigenous men engaging…
Other Half Dating Service by Alex Ateah

VUCAVU launches #EyesOnVU

Streaming the best in Canadian film and video, VUCAVU is a new online platform featuring over 1000 titles, including over 150 titles from the Video Pool Media Arts Centre’s catalogue, with more being added every week. On Wednesday, February 15 VUCAVU launched its #EyesOnVU campaign which features themed programs guest-curated by a diverse group of Canadian artists and curators.
VP Archive

Update on Archive Meeting

On August 27th, 2017 Jennifer Smith (Distribution Director), Bev Pike (Archive Consultant), and Madeline Bogoch (Archive Intern) hosted an evening of consultation with the membership on the future caregiving of the Video Pool Media Arts Centre tape archive.