Archived Programs

LES VIDÉOGRAPHES is a program created by Luc Bourdon in collaboration with Karine Boulanger, Denis Vaillancourt and the Vidéographe team.

Composed during the pandemic period, this project responds to the ultimate desire and need to gather in front of the big screen and see the video works of yesterday and today in the presence of the public and artists.

On November 28, 1971, Vidéographe officially opened its doors on rue Saint-Denis, in the heart of the Latin Quarter.

1971-2021... 50 years of history!

For the holiday season, we present to you a brief and delightful program that takes a humorous look at the things we cherish during the holidays: love, Christmas trees, and Santa Claus

Discover the new program A reflection on resilience put together by Vidéographe. With each of the videos in this program, we invite you to explore the artists' universes, the richness of the different forms of animation and the forms of resilience that are presented.

The program Empreinte cinétique offers an overview of Rachel Echenberg's video body of work based on the cardinal themes of her multidisciplinary practice: Immobility, Portait and Landscape. The fruit of reflection and discussion between the artist and the curator, this program offers a personal and inspired perspective on her performance and video practice.

Short film program projected at Art neuf, that was followed by a film intervention workshop with Montreal filmmaker Guillaume Vallée.

This Halloween, watch our spooky video program for our younger audience. Our short program showcases a variety of masks, faces and disguises. 

From July 29 to August 2, Montreal will host the 24th international AIDS conference, AIDS 2022. Vidéographe is offering a special video program of works from the collection selected by co-curator Vincent Bonin & Conal McStravick, to mark the occasion.

A special program of experimental works from the Vidéographe collection selected by two guest curators: Jacqueline Sirois-Desrues, 5, and William Vallée-Jerez, 10.

A selection of experimental works that play with time, reality, and perception.

A selection of video "pamphlets" from the 1970s and 1980s focusing on the theme of work (the beginnings of trade union organization, self-management initiatives, workers' speeches, etc.).