Archived Programs

A program that explores the proximity of humans and animals, whether historical, imaginary, physical, or psychological. With works by Alexandre Roy, Mike Hoolboom, Katherine Liberovskaya, Élène Tremblay, Yudi Sewraj, and Michèle Waquant.

This program explores the diverse range of practices that coexisted at Vidéographe during its first decade: social documentaries, technical experiments, arts documentaries, commentaries on international events, and more.

Sharing One’s Own Face, a project by French researcher and artist Lucie Szechter, considers the issues raised by the face in the practice of filming the self.

In 2017, Vidéographe published Istvan Kantor – Video Anthology a USB box set of 29 video works curated by Etienne Desrosiers. This project allowed us to add thirty four of the artist’s videos to our catalogue. The program Revolutions includes works from  Istvan Kantor – Video Anthology and has been curated to suggest different entry points to this unceasingly dynamic body of work.

The program attempts to bring out certain angles peculiar to Vidéographe, from autobiographical confession to dream-like portrait and from collage to political and even militant documentary by way of performance conceived for video.

Ten recent experimental films where the work with sounds is central.

Selected from Videographe’s collection, these works raise ethical and moral questions, and sometimes test the viewer’s limits.

Rediscover the work of multidisciplinary artist marshalore, a pioneer of Quebec and Canadian video and performance art. 

First works brings together the first short films of recognized artists in the film industry. Through the programming of these nine films made between 1988 and 2019, Vidéographe celebrates the importance of audacity and experimentation in the journey of several unique voices in Quebec and Canadian cinema.