Centered on dreaming as a method of knowledge production, Suzanne Kite’s work develops symbolic systems drawn from Lakota cosmology and long-term dream research, translating them into visual, performative, and computational forms. Kite will discuss this process through a semiotic lens, focusing on how meaning moves from dream worlds into material, digital, and generative systems. Across sculpture, video, and performance, the presentation examines AI as a medium through which Indigenous symbolic knowledge is carried, transformed, and taught within contemporary art and research contexts.
Category: Programming 2026
YOU’RE INVITED – VP OPEN HOUSE
Think you know Video Pool Media Arts Centre? Think again. Get ready to be surprised at our first-ever Annual Open House on February 13, 2026, from 2–6 PM. VP has been busy—really busy—with bold upgrades, fresh renovations, and powerful new tools, and we can’t wait to show you what’s new.


