Bio Grant Guy has worked in theatre and video for the past thirty years and has produced a large body of work which re-contextualizes the modernist concepts and methods. His works have been exhibited widely in Canada and internationally. Works Doc Holliday 1992 Grant Guy Doc Holliday, inspired by an accidental visit to the Black Hills of South Dakota, the home of Mount Rushmore, is an opening valley to explore the distance between reality, legend and myth of the Wild West cowboy, the gunslinger and shootist. The Cowboy Tapes 1993 Grant Guy When civilized America tamed the wilderness of the Old West, the wilderness had to go somewhere. It entered the psyche of America. The Cowboy Tapes dismantles the fortress of myths imprisoning the outlaws and lawmen alike. As Edmund O’Brien said, “If the facts conflict with the legend, print the legend.” The Butler Did It 1987 Grant Guy Who is the criminal? Who is the victim? Knocking on the vault door of Sam Spade and Philip Marlow, The Butler Did It dissects and isolates the detective mystery movie. In a world of smoke, straightedged razors and flickering TV, entertaining a slumped body in an armchair, the thin line of who did it and who didn’t is erased. There is no trench coat-clad Humphrey Bogart to wrap up the case. The Who and by Who is for the imaginative speculation of the viewer to resolve.