Upcoming screenings and news from the distribution department
Tag: video art
Catalogue Spotlight: August 2026
Spotlight of titles within VP’s catalogue.
Media Arts + Technology Residency 2027- Call for Applications
Video Pool Media Arts Centre is pleased to announce our upcoming Media Art + Technology Residency (MATR). MATR specifically supports experimental, independent, technology-based works and we welcome member submissions that focus on a large variety of mediums, approaches, and aesthetics.
Video Commission Residency Vol.4 Recipients
VP is excited to announce that Herlinda Dalayoan, Christina Hajjar & Kaya Joan are the recipients of the Video Commission Residency for 2026!
Over the coming months, Herlinda Dalayoan, Christina Hajjar, and Kaya Joan will each develop new video works in response to this year’s theme, Attrition.
Over the coming months, Herlinda Dalayoan, Christina Hajjar, and Kaya Joan will each develop new video works in response to this year’s theme, Attrition.
Distribution News: July 2026
Upcoming screenings and news from the distribution department
Catalogue Spotlight: July 2026
Spotlight of titles within VP’s catalogue.
Distribution News: June 2026
Upcoming screenings and news from the distribution department
Catalogue Spotlight: June 2026
Spotlight of titles within VP’s catalogue. Happy Pride!
Steve’s Independent Makers Fair
Calling all makers of electronic goods, CNC’d wares, 3D printed objects, plus potters, glass blowers, blacksmiths, spinners, weavers, knitters, crocheters, fibre artists, costumers, sewists, and anyone incorporating old or new technology into their practice.
From analog craft to experimental fabrication, if it’s handmade by you, Steve wants you to apply.
Video Commission Residency 2026- Call for Submissions
Video Pool Media Arts Centre is excited to announce the 4th Video Commission Residency, VCR Vol.4: Attrition. This program supports the commission of new experimental screen-based works, inviting submissions from artists for a single-channel video responding to the theme of Attrition.
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.