A virtual reality commission and exhibition presented on a free mobile VR app platform for iOS and Android.
Featuring works by Scott Benesiinaabandan, Trudy Erin Elmore, E. Jane, Endam Nihan, Fusun Uzun, Thousand Stars, and more!
Launching 10 November 2017
Trinity Square Video will launch V/Art Projects, a mobile virtual reality app gallery, created to help promote new understandings of what the virtual can be, ...
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RECENTRE
a discursive program curated by Su-Ying Lee and presented by Trinity Square Video
RECENTRE addresses structural racism by identifying bias and discrimination in modes of representation, like the language and imagery applied to people who are Black, Indigenous and of colour (BIPOC). RECENTRE offers decoding and interpretation tools to cultural producers through ...
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Jeremy Bailey and Kristen D. Schaffer, Eshrat Erfanian, Erin Gee with Alex M. Lee, and Yam Lau with Jonathan Carroll; Curated by John G. Hampton and Maiko Tanaka
03 November – 09 December, 2017
Opening Reception: 03 November 2017, 6-8pm
Worldbuilding is an exhibition of virtual realities debuting this November at Trinity Square Video (TSV). In early 2015, TSV invited four ...
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the moving copy presents Trinity Square Video’s 2017 Themed Commissions, which were produced over an August residency at the centre.
Featuring works by Amanda Boulos, Kiera Boult, Monica Maria Moraru, Fallon Simard, Wendy Whaley, Amelia Zhang.
with a parallel commissioned text by Aaditya Aggarwal
5 – 23 September 2017
Opening Reception: 8 September 2017, 6-8PM
the moving copy presents Trinity Square Video’s 2017 Themed Commissions, which were produced ...
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Do you remember the acid cloud?
Saturday, July 22, 2017 at sunset (8:30-10:30)
Holy Oak Stage, located at Bloor Street & St. Clarens Avenue
As part of JOUEZ @ BIG On Bloor Festival of Arts and Culture, Trinity Square Video recalls the acid cloud that loomed over the Bloor and Lansdowne neighbourhood in early November (2016) and the passing attention it ...
DEADLINE: July 7, 2017
Submission Forms available here
Trinity Square Video is seeking submissions for our annual Themed Commission: a program inviting artists to produce or workshop new projects in a collaborative environment of like-minded artists. Titled the moving copy, this year’s theme invites artists to consider images that are reformatted, uploaded, appropriated, reproduced, and remixed. Inspired by Hito ...
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In the great dance of the cosmos, there is a point where no-thing exists.
15 June–22 July 2017
Meera Sethi
Having been recently “confirmed” by Western science, the physics of the Akashic Field suggests that within the void/ether/space, there exists a deep information system that imagines all of life. It is the place from which everything we perceive radiates, ...
The Emerging Digital Artists Award (EDAA) is currently accepting applications for its 2017 award program. Founded on a desire to support and celebrate digital innovation in the arts, the EDAA caters to early-career artists who are working on-screen, and experimenting with the possibilities of digitally rendered imagery. Applicants are encouraged to play with moving image formats such as video, animation, and GIF art. Get inspired by visiting the Equitable ...
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Produced by the Toronto Animated Image Society in collaboration with Trinity Square Video, this exhibition is premised as an exploration and au courant interpretation of the principles of “The Light and Space Movement” of the 1960s in relation to the current burgeoning and multi-disciplinary realm of contemporary digital animated art.
15 June–22 July 2017
Stacie Ant, Brianna Lowe and Peter ...
Trinity Square Video welcomes our 2017 Summer-Student Artists in Residence. Selected by a jury of cultural workers as part of this years Video Fever events, these artists have demonstrated exceptional promise as emerging media artists and Trinity Square Video is proud to support them in the creation of three new works.
Ronnie Clarke is an emerging artist based in southern Ontario. Clarke’s work blends elements of choreography, dance, movement, collaboration, video and installation in creating environments for performance. She is interested in how language manifests, ...
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Trinity Square Video welcomes Lindsay Lawson as our Artist in Residence for April 2017, in collaboration with 8-11.
Lindsay Lawson returns to Trinity Square for her second production residency with the centre. Lawson is in Toronto as a guest of 8-11 for her solo exhibition Agency.
EVENTS
Exhibition
8-11 (233 Spadina Avenue)
19 April–03 May 2017
Artist’s Talk
Art Metropole (1491 Dundas Street West)
Saturday, 15 April 2017, 2–4 PM
BIOGRAPHY
Born in the United States and living in Berlin, Lindsay Lawson‘s ...
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A two-venue exhibition co-presented by Trinity Square and Gallery 44 as a Primary Exhibition of the 2017 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
05 May–03 June 2017
Dana Claxton, Stephanie Comilang, Kapwani Kiwanga, Dylan Miner, Martine Syms and Tania Willard
curated by Leila Timmins, cheyanne turions and Jayne Wilkinson
What does one do with such a clairvoyant image? is a group exhibition presented across two venues—Gallery 44 and Trinity Square—that explores questions of sovereignty, nationhood, and identity through strategies of ...
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Trinity Square is excited to present a program of videos curated by Zviko Mhakayakora, which will be presented at Long Winter season closer at the Gladstone Hotel.
24 March 2017
7 PM–2 AM
Danièle Dennis, Maisha Marshall-Ende, naakita feldman-kiss and Renée Mathews
curated by Zviko Mhakayakora
Presented as part of the season closer of this year’s Long Winter series, Decussation: ...
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Trinity Square is proud to present our fifth annual showcase of emerging video artists from undergraduate programs in Toronto and the surrounding area.
Saturday, 18 March 2017
6 PM
Maria Patricia Abuel, Natalie Castrogiovanni, Abedar Kamgari, Vivienne Lane, Jessie Sheng, Jasmeet Sidhu, Alexandru Stratulat, Erin Whittier and Kelly Zantingh
Artists in attendance, Q+A to follow the screening
Video Fever is Trinity Square’s annual showcase of cutting-edge video works produced by local emerging artists. Selected by a jury composed of Trinity Square staff and ...
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The re:assemblage collective presents Audience Emancipated: The Struggle for the Emek Movie Theatre followed by a discussion with members of the producing collective Emek Bizim İstanbul. Presented with the short video, The Harris Project.
Friday, 17 March 2017, 7 PM
Followed by Skype Q+A with members of Emek Bizim İstanbul
Tickets at the door: $5-10 suggested donation
Trinity Square Video is excited to support the re:assemblage collective in presenting a screening of Audience Emancipated: The Struggle for the Emek Movie Theatre (2016)by the Emek Bizim İstanbul Bizim initiative with ...
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Stuck between photography and sculpture, Alison Postma’s vitrine installation Hotel (2016–2017) uses video to highlight negotiations between a feeling of familiarity and a sense of indecisiveness.
Alison Postma
15–21 March 2017
Hotel is an installation that examines the space of a hotel room as a stand-in for the familiar space of a home. The hotel room is a place stuck between the familiar and the strange—meant to be both welcoming and ...
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PLEASE COME INSIDE for a CRIT Session at Trinity Square Video on Wednesday, March 15, 2017 from 6pm onwards…
Now that March means Video Fever – Trinity Square Video’s annual screening showcasing cutting-edge video works produced by local emerging artists in Art School or fresh out of school. Video Fever also has brought to the foreground how art school is synonymous with Crit Sessions. Independent producers are missing this valuable resource ...
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In collaboration with Gallery 44, Trinity Square Video is pleased to host the eighth session of EMILIA–AMALIA.
Thursday, 02 March 2017, 6–9 PM
EMILIA–AMALIA is an exploratory working group that employs practices of citation, annotation, and autobiography as modes of activating feminist art, writing and research practices.
The last writing intensive session of EMILIA–AMALIA (Alien Language, November 2016) focused on autobiography ...
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Trinity Square is thrilled to be partnering with the Centre for Social Innovation and Toronto for Everyone to present An Honest Farewell: The First, Last & Only Farewell to Honest Ed’s.
23–26 February 2017
Tickets available here.
The Centre for Social Innovation, Toronto for Everyone and their partners are ecstatic to present to you An Honest ...
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