Archived Programs

Comprised of works hand-picked by members of the Vidéographe team, video of the month explores Vidéographe's vast collection and offers insight into the team behind the centre. New month, new video.

Comprised of works hand-picked by members of the Vidéographe team, video of the month explores Vidéographe's vast collection and offers insight into the team behind the centre. New month, new video.

Comprised of works hand-picked by members of the Vidéographe team, video of the month explores Vidéographe's vast collection and offers insight into the team behind the centre. New month, new video.

Comprised of works hand-picked by members of the Vidéographe team, video of the month explores Vidéographe's vast collection and offers insight into the team behind the centre. New month, new video.

After the desert is a program created by Samy Benammar as part of Vidéographe's invitation to the Panorama-cinéma team.

With La trilogie des glaciers, Vidéographe is proud to present the work of artists Virginie Laganière and Jean-Maxime Dufresne for the first time on Vithèque. Fragile Monument, Albedo and Après les glaciers are part of a body of work recently acquired by Vidéographe, which we look forward to share with you.

First presented at Cinéma Moderne, this program, assembled by Robert-Forget 2024 award winner Nelson Henricks, highlights the artist's reflections on his own practice, as well as the works that have inspired him.

This online video club is part of Verticale's ongoing program Trajectoire, aménagement et genius loci. The center has invited two artists, Miri Chekhanovich and Marie Samuel Levasseur, to co-host the meetings. The Reading Club and Video Club provide an opportunity to discuss texts and works that are important to each artist's practice. The video program is available for free on Vithèque.

In Jayce Salloum’s video work untitled part 1: everything and nothing, shot during the waning days of the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon, activist and former prisoner Soha Bechara poses a poignant question:

“Distance carries in its essence so many things. Does it merely abide by the measure of kilometres, dictating separation and evoking longing? Does greater distance necessarily yield greater pain, while proximity lessens the ache?”

This tribute is not intended as a retrospective, but rather as an invitation to commemorate Manon and appreciate the vivacity of her work. With this essay, we are pleased to share Nicole Gingras' reflections on the work of Manon. A rich complement to the program curated by Denis Vaillancourt presented in December 2023 and now available on Vithèque.