Tag: residency
Media Arts + Technology Residency 2025- Call for Applications
Video Pool Media Arts Centre is pleased to announce our first Media Art + Technology Residency of 2025 (MATR25) in partnership with TakeHome BIPOC ArtHouse.
The Media Art and Technology Residency (MATR) is designed to be a site-specific exploration of VPâs Poolside Gallery and its environs, where artists will develop and install a new work that responds to and utilizes the galleryâs characteristics. MATR specifically supports experimental, independent technology-based works and we welcome submissions that respond to the annual theme.
Video Commission Residency 2024- Call for Submissions
SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS JUNE 16, 2024.
We are currently inviting submissions from artists based in Treaty 1 territory.
âdrawing Room -Lawrence Bird MATR 2024
âdrawing Room explores aspects of âWithdrawalâ, the last stage of VP’s Mid-life Crisis⢠to be explored this year. The project deploys an array of moving images, audio, screens and technological remnants to collapse the distance between architecture and media, imagining Poolside gallery as a ground zero for future growth – expanding outward into adjacent spaces in Artspace, the city, and the world.
Bridging The Gap: Call for BIPOC Participants
Application Deadline: March 3, 2024
Location: Winnipeg
Media Arts + Technology Residency 2024- Call for Applications
Video Pool Media Arts Centre is pleased to announce our upcoming Media Art + Technology Residency (MATR). MATR is designed to be a site-specific exploration of VPâs intimate Poolside Gallery where artists will have up to six weeks to develop and install a new work that responds to and utilizes the galleryâs characteristics. MATR specifically supports experimental, independent, technology-based works and we welcome submissions that focus on a large variety of mediums, approaches, and aesthetics.
MATR 2024 Application
The Life of a Party & Unraveling || Lee Jones & Greta Grip
Brady Allard-The Five Drones
The Five Drones is an exploration of the concept of drones in modern society. The installation is inspired by the term droneâa continuous, low-pitched sound, and the various connotations of the word in popular culture. As I reflect on the world we live in, I am struck by the increasing reliance on AI, technology, and the potential consequences this may have for humanity.
Valeri Marina || Assiniboine River and Red River speak
A Presentation of the 2022 Scott Leroux Fund for Media Arts Exploration
Where do the living memories of Assiniboine river and Red river float? Come to listen!