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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NEWLY DIGITIZED: Late Night with FUSE

NEWLY DIGITIZED: Late Night with FUSE

Excerpts from this live TV talk and performance show at Lee’s Palace co-hosted by Louise Garfield (The Clichettes) and Clifton Joseph (De Dub Poets) give an archival glimpse into the Queen St. W Toronto media arts scene in the late 1980s that FUSE as an artist and cultural news magazine helped nurture and champion. It was taped live and cablecast in early 1998 by Rogers Cable 10 – Toronto. ⊕

Sincerely, Warmly essay by Daniella Sanader

Sincerely, Warmly essay by Daniella Sanader

Taking her curated screening Sincerely, Warmly as a jumping-off point, this text poetically stitches together Daniella Sanader’s archival research notes, citations, and present-day reflections in a format that explores the parallels between watching video art and writing letters. ⊕

Did You Know…

Did You Know…

Vtape makes its collection of more than 6,000 video artworks accessible to a worldwide client base of curators and programmers, scholars and diverse public audiences, making it one of the largest not-for-profit video art distributors in the world. Check out… ⊕