Strada Statale 696 by Dallas Fellini
Co-presented with MOCK JUNGLE
18 December 2021 – 14 January 2022
Chapel of Santa Maria Dei Carcerati in Palazzo Re Enzo, Bologna, Italy
Strada Statale 696 explores trans presence in public hypermasculine spaces, using the Italian piazza as a point of departure. The artist’s body is inserted into a Google Street View ...
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TRINITY SQUARE VIDEO IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FIRST PARTICIPANTS IN OUR BIPOC-CENTRED MEDIA ARTS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM X-WAVE
November 2021, Toronto, Canada
Trinity Square Video continues to build programs to foster a legacy of inclusion in 2021 with the X-WAVE Mentorship Series supporting 7 BIPOC Emerging Creatives. Mentees get direct access to experienced BIPOC mentors in their chosen creative fields (writing, ...
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A place to put things
By Aidan Cowling
30 November 2021 – 23 January 2022
A place to put things is an installation of green screen props that are used to situate archival materials related to sexual health education. The props are painted green in order to experiment with footage from online public archives. By layering multiple archival video ...
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The Crow and the Salmon Live Everywhere
A multi-layered and immersive experience by Ayumi Goto, Peter Morin, Parmela Attariwala, Immony Men, Patricio Davila, Justine Woods, José Andrés Mora, Emily Fitzpatrick, Janell Morin, and Kyoko Goto.
November 23 – December 11, 2021
Tuesday – Saturday 12-5PM (To view the exhibition, please contact [email protected])
Proof of vaccine required
Opening Reception and Performance:
Friday, November 26 6-8PM (Registration ...
Archival Affections, Presentation + Artist Talk
Thursday, November 18th, 2021
3:30pm – Short presentation of works
4:00pm – Group conversation moderated by Melina Mehr
To get the zoom link: register on Eventbrite
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Please join us for a presentation of works by Monique Todd, Vanessa Godden, Camila Salcedo, Yuula Benivolski, and Katayoun Jalilipour from the exhibition Continue Reading →
this so-called reclaimed land has lain bone dry by Marina Fathalla
with contributions from Alize Zorlutuna, Petrina Ng, Christina Battle, and Matthew Cardinal
Project Link Here
Join us for a walk in the Don River Valley to experience IRL.
Sunday, November 14 at 2PM (cancelled due to rainy forecast)
Friday, November 19 at 4PM
Saturday, November 20 at 2PM
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Music for 13 Paths by Raven Chacon
16 October 2021, 1–3PM
Presented in partnership with Gallery TPW and imagineNATIVE
Music for 13 Paths by Raven Chacon, which is part of The Parkette Projects, curated by Shani K Parsons
The performance will begin at Gallery TPW (170 St.Helens Ave), with a pause in Paul Garfinkel Park (1071 Queen St W), and will conclude at Trinity ...
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Trinity Square Video and imagineNATIVE presents
Bead N’ Bitch with Dayna Danger
Open beading gathering
Friday, October 22, 3-7 PM
Trinity Square Video
401 Richmond Street West, Suite #121
Bead N’ Bitch is an in-person gathering hosted by artist Dayna Danger.
This event will bring folks together to use our hands and mouths to bitch about issues and practices with the ...
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STTLMNT IS NOT HERE
featuring works by Cannupa Hanska Luger (Mandan/Hidatsa/Arikara/Lakota), Raven Chacon (Dine’), Candice Hopkins (Carcross/Tagish First Nation), Tania Willard (Secwépemc), and Dayna Danger (Métis/Saulteaux/Polish)
October 8, 2021 – November 13, 2021
Produced in collaboration with STTLMNT and imagineNATIVE; with curatorial support by STTLMNT Producer Ginger Dunnill and concept artist Cannupa Hanska Luger
STTLMNT IS NOT HERE reasserts the presence and perspectives ...
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curated by Ellyn Walker
15 September – 02 November 2021, 6PM – 12 AM Daily
The ArQuives: Canada’s LGBTQ2+ Archives
34 Isabella Street, Toronto
Co-presented in partnership with Trinity Square Video and The ArQuives
shadowboxing {verb} /ˈSHadōˌbäksiNG/
– making a show of tackling a problem or opponent while avoiding any direct engagement
– sparring an imaginary opponent as ...
Who Put These Pines Here?
By Kaya Joan
September 15 – November 25, 2021
This project is available both in person at 401 Richmond st.west and online on the Virtual Vitrine platform.
Who Put These Pines Here? is a digital zine that maps intersections of land, futurity and healing through multiple modes of documentation. Joan’s practice is currently heavily informed by the area between Skaniatari:o (Lake ...
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Trinity Square Video and Vtape presents the 2021 Video Fever Listening Party!
September 18th 7PM EST
LIVE EVENT SCREENED ONLINE at Vtape HERE
2021 Video Fever Showcase includes works by James P. Hoban, Kalina Nedelcheva, Christina Oyawale, Weibin Wang, Gustav Bulzgis, Evgenia Mikhaylova, Sadaf Khajeh, Jean-Pierre Marchant, Racquel Rowe, Liam Mullen, Hanna Petersm Noah Hanyue Qin.
Video Fever is an annual showcase of cutting-edge video ...
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CALL FOR RESEARCHERS
Virtual Grounds: Platforms
Co-presented with the Digital Justice Lab and Trinity Square Video
DEADLINE: September 17, 2021
We’re excited to announce the second year of Virtual Grounds program, a series dedicated to feminist perspectives on digital sustainability and survival. Virtual Grounds: Platforms is a 3-part training and research initiative that considers how we navigate the future, protect our ...
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Archival Affections [Themed Commission 2021]
August 27 – November 25, 2021
Presented by Trinity Square Video and supported by the EQ Bank
Featuring works by Vanessa Godden, Monique Todd, Lana Lovell, Yuula Benivolski, Camila Salcedo, Katayoun Jalilipour
Curated by Karina Iskandarsjah
Archival Affections presents the 2021 Themed Commissions, which were produced over a summer residency. This year’s theme invites projects that critically look at ...
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2021 EDAA Exhibition
With works by Aljumaine Gayle, Erin Konsmo, Katelyn Hawley, Olivia Dreisinger, and Shonee
10 September – 2 October 2021
Exhibition on view at Trinity Square Video as well as online HERE
The 2021 EDAA Exhibition marks the seventh edition of the Emerging Digital Artists Award (EDAA) with five exceptional works that expand the limits of digital art practice.
The Emerging Digital Artists ...
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A Pursuit of Unrelinquished Joy
By Natalie King
August 1 – September 14, 2021View on the Virtual Vitrine (link release on Sunday!)
In this time-lapse video piece, Natalie King spends time in their Tkaronto studio creating works for upcoming projects. The paintings in this work are to address time/space/joy/absence and presence; a proactive measure to take up space and to be seen with ...
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Artist-Run Blockchain 101 Presentation + Community Feedback Session
July 28th, 2021, Wednesday 5PM
To get the zoom link, contact [email protected]
Since 2020, Trinity Square Video has been working on a research project called “Artist-Run Blockchain”. We wanted to create an artist-run blockchain that would answer the specific needs of digital media artists. The vision for the artist-run blockchain is that ...
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NFTs are shaking up the art market, and has opened up a new world of possibilities and opportunity for digital artists. However, the complicated mechanisms and erratic nature of cryptocurrency/blockchain development can be intimidating.
“The Other NFT Report” by Camille Rojas is a short and accessible guide to understanding the risks and rewards of engaging with this new technology. Rojas shares with us her experience entering and navigating different NFT platforms, as well as ...
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Ye gaane ka mood kya hai?/ What is the mood of this song?
with Rehana Zaman and Sharlene Bamboat
Sunday, June 27
2PM EST / 7PM GMT
Register here
A love letter as call and response between artists Rehana Zaman and Sharlene Bamboat, where they discuss Pakistani disco, love and solidarity, narration, low frequencies and mutability in their work.
In conjunction with Jupiter ...
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Themed Commission Residency 2021: Archival Affections
Image by Yuula Benivolski
Trinity Square Video is pleased to announce the six artists selected for our annual themed commission. This residency will culminate in a group exhibition taking place in August, 2021. This year’s open call, titled Archival Affections invites project proposals that critically look at ...
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