MOVING PICTURES: PHASE I & PHASE II

This project responds to the urgent need for programming that does not require people to gather in enclosed spaces. In partnership with the Organization for Saskatchewan Arts Councils, The Art Gallery of Regina has located its project in public spaces throughout the province; anyone with a cellphone can screen the videos by viewing a poster through their smartphone. Artworks placed in locations casually traversed by the public daily expand options for experiencing contemporary art and removing many physical, social and economic barriers, both real and perceived, that exclude members of our community from galleries.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ART GALLERY OF REGINA'S MOVING PICTURES : https://www.artgalleryofregina.ca/online-gallery

PHASE I PROGRAM:

1) Graeme Patterson, Lafleche vs Woodrow 1972, SD video, 2007, 4:08 minutes
2) Dennis Jackson, Journey Through Fear, SD video, 1989, 5:56 minutes
3) Theo Pelmus, Adam and Eve Salteaux, Digital video, 2014, 2:57 minutes, distributed by the Video Pool Media Arts Centre
4) Heidi Phillips & Ian Campbell, The Wild, found 35mm film and digital video, 2020, 1:16 minutes
5) Lindsay Arnold, The Messenger, HD video, 2020, 1:26 minutes

PHASE II PROGRAM:

1) David Garneau with Peter Brass, Hoop Dancers, HD video, 2013 , 5:44 minutes, distributed by the Video Pool Media Arts Centre
2) John Graham, Trio, HD video, year created, 2:23 minutes
3) Rania AlHarthi, Unknown, 16mm film, 2014, 1:28 minutes
4) Lindsey Rewuski (Music by Burden), Light Movement #1, HD video, 2019 , 4:00 minutes, distributed by PAVED Arts
 

Curated by: Sandee Moore

Sandee Moore brings her diverse connections to the Regina arts community. This includes her background as a curator, art critic, arts administrator, university lecturer and interactive media artist, which she brings to her position as Curator of Exhibitions and Programming at the Art Gallery of Regina. His writing on art is regularly published by Border Crossings Magazine, GalleriesWest, Canadian Art, BlackFlash, and Akimbo. She is also the creator, producer and host of A Real Piece of… Art on CJTR 91.3 FM. In her previous role as Executive Director of the Video Pool Media Arts Center (Winnipeg), Moore organized a Canadian video art tour to six venues across Japan, and her other independent projects as curator have been presented nationally.