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Video Commission Residency 2022 screening

VP is excited to announce the screening of four new videos created by the recipients of the Video Commission Residency for 2022! VCR is a residency for the creation and exploration of experimental screen-based work.

Featuring new work by Warren Chan, Plutoe Ilunga, Sarah Boo, and Jaye Kovac, please join us for the premiere of these gorgeous new works.

The VCR Program ran from June 15 – August 15, 2022. The VCR program is a residency for the creation and exploration of experimental screen-based work.

Video Commission Residency 2022 Recipients

Video Commission Residency 2022 Recipients VP is excited to announce that Warren Chan, Pluetoe Ilunga, Sarah Boo and Jaye Kovach are the recipients of the Video Commission Residency for 2022! VCR is a residency for the creation and exploration of…

Wendy Geller Fund Application

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VCR: Video Commission Residency

Video Pool Media Arts Centre is pleased to announce our first ever Video Commission Residency! VCR is a residency for the creation and exploration of experimental screen-based work.

Meghana Iyer | SLFMAE 2022 Recipient

Scott Leroux Fund 2022 Recipient Congratulations to Meghana Iyer – SLFMAE 2022 Recipient! VP is excited to announce that Meghana Iyer is the recipient for the Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration for 2022! Meghana will be joining us…

Digital Dramaturgy Initiative – Call For Applications

The Manitoba Association of Playwrights (MAP) is looking for participants for a week-long residency workshop (June 21 to 26, 2021), taking place at Video Pool Media Arts Centre, exploring the integration of digital technology and expertise in early stages of story creation and project development.

MAR Artist Talks: Elise Dawson & Meganelizabeth Diamond

To wrap up their Media Arts Residencies (MAR) at Video Pool Media Arts Centre, our current artists-in-residence will be presenting artist talks(followed by Q&As) to share what they’ve been working on over the past year. Our second set of artists are Elise Dawson and Meganelizabeth Diamond.

MAR Artist Talks: Kris Snowbird & Theo Pelmus

To wrap up their Media Arts Residencies (MAR) at Video Pool Media Arts Centre our current artists in residence will be presenting artist talks to share what they’ve been working on over the past year. First up, Kris Snowbird and Theo Pelmus, who have been working collaboratively throughout the duration of their residency, will be presenting a performative artist talk.

CRIPTYCH

CRIPTYCH showcases a year of intensive project development from members of the DATA program, a collaboration between Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba and Video Pool Media Arts. This exhibition confronts outdated modes of therapy, unearths skeletons in the mental health care system, explores inner worlds of digitally-mediated self-examination and negotiates boundaries between vulnerable states of dependence, dis/ability and agency. The artists in CRIPTYCH take extraordinary lengths to share their experiences through these profoundly personal artworks.

Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration: 2020 recipient Chukwudubem Ukaigwe

Way back in March we announced Chukwudubem Ukaigwe as the 2020 recipient of the Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration and that he would take over Poolside Gallery for the month of May. Covid-induced restrictions meant altering the plan and the residency will take place in November and into December with some amendments to the original public-presentation part of the program. As guidelines around public access are changing frequently, some of these may or may not be possible as we move along.