Exhibition & Event Archive
Past Video Pool Media Arts Centre programming and events
Franci Duran | Departure Ephemera
Franci Duran | Departure Ephemera Poolside Gallery Exhibition Exhibition Details: Date: Oct 6 – 10 2021 Location: Poolside Gallery, 100 Arthur St, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1H3 Fees: FREE Closing Event: 6pm, Oct 10, Poolside Gallery + The Output We are super excited to…
BIPOC Tech Talk September
BIPOC Tech Talk Calling all BIPOC folks working with tech in arts and otherwise – join us for the September edition of BIPOC Tech Talk. Meet some cool people, make some new friends, chat about tech and art and Winnipeg!…
Yvette Janine Jackson | The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths) – Poolside Gallery Exhibition
Yvette Janine Jackson | The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths) Poolside Gallery Exhibition September 1 – Oct 3, 2021 VP is proud to co-present The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths)Â with send + receive Festival of Sound. In this gallery-based audio-visual…
Queer Frontiers: Gislina Patterson and Dasha Plett – Virtual Performance
Queer Frontiers: Gislina Patterson and Dasha Plett Virtual Performance LOMAA is excited to welcome Gislina Patterson and Dasha Plett for the fourth event in the Queer Frontiers series! Patterson and Plett will be presenting a new virtual performance with two opportunities to…
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.
Pieces of the Archive â Free Online Video Screening Program
Video Pool Media Arts Centre is excited to present the program Pieces of the Archive. Pieces of the Archive shows a small cross section of work from the Video Pool Media Arts Centreâs collection. Looking back at the collection that spans almost forty years of collecting it is hard to tell the story of the history of video art in Manitoba. The five works in this program do not even attempt to do that, however they explore ideas of, experimental practice, performance, social discourse, identity, culture, and gender. These are recurring themes in the majority of work in the collection. If you enjoy any of these five videos, you will find so much more in our collection that will interest you.
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 theyâve 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 theyâve 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.
Day With(out) Art 2020 â TRANSMISSIONS
For Day With(out) Art 2020, Video Pool Media Arts and partners Nine Circles Community Health Centre are proud to support Visual AIDS in their presentation of TRANSMISSIONS, a program of six newly commissioned videos considering the impact of HIV and AIDS beyond the United States. The video program brings together artists working across the world: Jorge Bordello (Mexico), Gevi Dimitrakopoulou (Greece), LucĂa Egaña Rojas (Chile/Spain), Las Indetectables (Chile), Charan Singh (India/U.K.), and George Stanley Nsamba (Uganda).
Un/spoken Online Screening
Curated by Mariana Muñoz Gomez and Marie-Anne Redhead, Un/spoken is a video screening program presented by Video Pool Media Arts Centre, Gallery 1C03 and Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art as part of the exhibition, Sovereign Intimacies. Un/spoken weaves together work by Indigenous artists and racialized artists in diaspora from all over the world. It features works by Sebastien Aubin, Marissa Sean Cruz, LĂ©uli EshrÄghi, Sky Hopinka, Francisco Huichaqueo, and Karin Lee.