Vtape is Canada’s leading artist-run, not-for-profit distributor of video art. Featuring more than 1,000 artists and over 5,000 titles, Vtape’s diverse collection includes works from the early 1970s to the present.

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Vtape’s 2017 Researcher/Curator-in-residence is Lewis Kaye.

Vtape’s 2017 Researcher/Curator-in-residence is Lewis Kaye.

“Hearing Video” is a project that is part exhibition, part archival research experiment. It explores and plays with a number of works drawn from Vtape’s archive holdings selected on the basis of their audio rather than their visual content. By… ⊕

State of Blackness Database Research: Phase 1

State of Blackness Database Research: Phase 1

This summer, Vtape is supporting Phase 1 of curator/scholar Andrea Fatona’s crucial research project the State of Blackness Database. Guided by Fatona (OCADU) and Vtape Artistic Director Lisa Steele, researcher Elisha Lim has been commissioned to compile data on Black… ⊕

Did You Know…

Did You Know…

Vtape makes its collection of more than 5,500 video artworks accessible to a client base of over 9,000 curators and programmers, scholars and diverse public audiences, making it one of the largest not-for-profit video art distributors in the world? Check… ⊕