Manitoba's Centre for Art and Technology
Featuring new work by Herlinda Dalayoan, Christina Hajjar & Kaya Joan. Please join us for the premiere of these gorgeous new works.
Part of the 2026 Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration.
VP is pleased to announce the one-night-only public presentation Along the Red River on my Broken TV by Orima Bendisse, recipient of the 2026 Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration.
Orima’s proposal for the residency centred on his longstanding interest in analog audio/video and the unique qualities it offers over digital image-making. As he describes it, analog A/V allows an image to be read slowly, frame by frame, in a way that digital cannot replicate; where digital is either there or not, analog can be split, stretched, and scrolled through with a different kind of physical feeling.
From analog craft to experimental fabrication, if it’s handmade by you, Steve wants you to apply.
Attrition describes a condition shaped by sustained contact and duration, in images, in materials, in environments. Form and meaning change through processes that accumulate over time.
For this edition, artists are encouraged to consider how images and environments are worn down through use. Attention can move between the material image and the conditions that shape it. Surfaces erode. Signals weaken. Memory distorts. Landscapes, both physical and digital, carry traces of prolonged stress, circulation, and extraction.
May 27 – August 1, 2026
Step into the living room—part set, part signal—as Will It Bow? unfolds in an uncanny broadcast. Channelling 1990s children’s TV and scored with analog synths, everyday objects are bowed and transformed. Equal parts instructional and deconstructional, the installation invites visitors to sit, follow along, and experiment with the hidden acoustics of the familiar.
