Category: Video Commission Residency

Video commission Residency Call for submissions

Video Commission Residency 2025- Call for Submissions

Video Pool Media Arts Centre is excited to announce the 3rd Video Commission Residency, VCR Vol.3: Temporal Landscapes. This residency supports the creation of new experimental screen-based works, inviting submissions from artists for a single-channel video responding to the theme of Temporal Landscapes.

For this edition, we encourage artists to explore the temporal representation of landscapes through the potential of digital media. Temporal Landscapes highlights the tension between time’s transient nature and the digital medium’s capacity to manipulate and distort temporal perception.

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Video Commission Residency 2024 Presentation

VP is excited to announce the screening of four new videos created by the recipients of the Video Commission Residency for 2024! VCR is a residency for the creation and exploration of experimental screen-based work.

Featuring new work by James Dixon, Ibrahim Shuaib, Natalie Baird and Toby Gillies, please join us for the premiere of these gorgeous new works.

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Channel Surfing: Four Works from the Video Commission Residency 

Channel Surfing: Four Works from the Video Commission Residency

In 2022, Video Pool Media Arts Centre launched our first-ever Video Commission Residency (VCR). During the residency, VP commissioned 4 artists to create new works responding to the prompt of “channel surfing.” The artists selected were: Warren Chan (ON), Jaye Kovach (SK), Sarah Boo (ON), and pluetoe (MB) each of whom produced unique and clever perspectives on the theme. VP is pleased to present this program of their works, available to watch for free between March 21st – April 4th (2023)

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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.

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