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For Martha Wilson) 12–6 PM | FREE | P OCAD University is a place for makers and scholars; for research, experimentation and change. Our Graduate Studies programs offer advanced experiential learning — spanning the fields of art and design histories, criticism and curatorial practice, inclusive design, business innovation and foresight, digital media, and the studio art and design we’ve been teaching for 138 years. Are you ready to embrace a creative future? Enjoy unrivaled opportunities to practice with expert faculty in studios, labs and through exceptional internships. ocadu.ca/graduatestudies Table of Contents – Opening Night! p. 37 Turner Prize nominee Phil Collins (UK) brings Glasgow to life in this feature filmTomorrow is Always Too Long. Closing Night! p. 67 Closing Night brings together a variety of LIVE acts, featuring Walter Scott, Stephanie Comilang, Erik van Lieshout, and a live scoring of Joyce Wieland classics by 10,000 Horses. 2015 Canadian Artist Spotlight Iris Ng p. 42 Educational + Public Programming p. 29 Funders + Sponsors p. 3 Delve deeper into the festival through workshops, tours, public programming and Festival Calendar p. 4 daily artist talks served with FREE pie and coffee! Check out our online projects Ticket Information + Membership p. 7 on iFpod and guest writers on the Images Blog! Masthead p. 9 p. 10 On Screen p. 35 Jury + Awards On Screen brings together local and international filmmakers, with feature length Letters of Welcome p. 11 works by Lav Diaz, Kevin Jerome Everson, Barbara Loden, as well as Images’ — renowned curated shorts programs featuring films/videos byJean-Paul Kelly, Title Index p. 88 Jodie Mack, Greg Staats, Alee Peoples and many more. Artist Index + Biographical Appendix p. 89 Distributors + Galleries Index p. 94 Live Images p. 60 Advertisers Index p. 94 Live Images embraces and explores traditions of performance that intersect with moving images. From happenings at the Chinatown Centre with Casey Wei, to Community Partners p. 95 documenting How Many Performance Artists Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb Venue Map p. 96 with Jess Dobkin, these programs redefine the live experience. Off Screen p. 68 Out of the cinema and into the galleries! Our Off Screen program presents @imagesfestival media-based installations by Canadian and international artists at local galleries, imagesfestival artist-run centres and public locations, including works by Jacqueline Hoang facebook.com/imagesfestival Nguyen, Isabell Spengler, Rashaad Newsome and many more. Opening WEB imagesfestival.com receptions, walking tours and artist talks are scheduled throughout the festival. BLOG imagesfestival.tumblr.com Many Thanks to Our Funders and Sponsors – Public Funders Sponsors 3 Free Daily: Images Festival Mediatheque Calendar Personal viewing stations and a video library of works in the festival – See p. 33 for more details 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM Thursday ON SCREEN: OPENING NIGHT LIVE: OPENING NIGHT April 9 Tomorrow Is Always Too Long CAVE EXITS + Opening Night Party Royal Cinema | $15/$8 | p. 37 Workman Arts | Suggested $10/PWYC | p. 61 Friday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK OFF SCREEN: OPENINGS AT 401 ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 10 Casey Wei Postcommodity A Space, Prefix, Trinity The Kalampag Tracking Agency Influence of Anxiety (Recent Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | with Elwood Jimmy Square Video, Vtape, YYZ Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 38–39 Works by Toronto Artists) Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Urbanspace Gallery | with artists in attendance Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 40 FREE | p. 30 401 Richmond St. West | FREE | p. 72–76 OFF SCREEN Opening Xpace Cultural Centre | FREE | p. 71 Saturday ARTIST WORKSHOP ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 11 Corinna Schnitt Shireen Seno and Wanda Spotlight: Iris Ng Razzle Dazzle Festival Lounge Vtape | FREE (requires registration) | p. 30 Merv Espina Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 41 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 42–45 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | Cinecycle | FREE Urbanspace Gallery | p. 46 FREE | p. 30 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE OFF SCREEN OFF SCREEN Casey Wei 401 Gallery Tours 401 Gallery Tours Chinatown Centre | Meet at YYZ | FREE | Meet at YYZ | FREE | 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 p. 32 p. 32 Sunday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 12 Casey Wei Debate: Is It Media Art? Open Screening Answering the Call Only Believe Things That are Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Monarch Tavern (upstairs) | FREE | p. 31 Chinatown Centre | FREE | p. 32 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 47 Easy to Understand Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 48 Monday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 13 Casey Wei Casey Wei and Without Warning (International Seeing the Past In Front of Us Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Sarah Todd Student Showcase) Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 50 Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Chinatown Centre | Jackman Hall | PWYC | p. 49 FREE | p. 31 Tuesday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE MASTER CLASS ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 14 Casey Wei Iris Ng Peeling Back the Layers All That is Left Unsaid Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Urbanspace Gallery | Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 51 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 52 Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 FREE | p. 31 Wednesday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 15 Casey Wei Yuki Aditya and All Around Us Li Wen Man You Dong Hu Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Otty Widasari Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 53 (Li Wen at East Lake) Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Urbanspace Gallery | Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 54 FREE | p. 31 Thursday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK LIVE April 16 Casey Wei No Reading After How Many Performance Artists Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb Chinatown Centre | the Internet with (For Martha Wilson) 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Martha Wilson Enoch Turner Schoolhouse | Suggested $10/PWYC | p. 64–65 Urbanspace Gallery | FREE | p. 31 Friday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 17 Casey Wei Kevin Everson with Field Notes Mga anak ng unos Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Deanna Bowen Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | (Storm Children: Book One) Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Urbanspace Gallery | p. 55 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 56 FREE | p. 31 Saturday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE April 18 Casey Wei Chinatown Centre | 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 LIVE LIVE: CLOSING NIGHT How Many Performance Artists Action Replay: Does it Take to Eat Brunch Closing Night Awards Ceremony + Screenings + Performances Onsite Gallery at OCAD | FREE | p. 31 Workman Arts | $15/$8 | p. 67 ON SCREEN Park Lanes Gallery TPW | Suggested $15/PWYC | p. 57 4 Event Legend: ON SCREEN LIVE OFF SCREEN EDUCATIONAL + PUBLIC SPECIAL 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM Thursday ON SCREEN: OPENING NIGHT LIVE: OPENING NIGHT April 9 Tomorrow Is Always Too Long CAVE EXITS + Opening Night Party Royal Cinema | $15/$8 | p. 37 Workman Arts | Suggested $10/PWYC | p. 61 Friday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK OFF SCREEN: OPENINGS AT 401 ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 10 Casey Wei Postcommodity A Space, Prefix, Trinity The Kalampag Tracking Agency Influence of Anxiety (Recent Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | with Elwood Jimmy Square Video, Vtape, YYZ Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 38–39 Works by Toronto Artists) Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Urbanspace Gallery | with artists in attendance Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 40 FREE | p. 30 401 Richmond St. West | FREE | p. 72–76 OFF SCREEN Opening Xpace Cultural Centre | FREE | p. 71 Saturday ARTIST WORKSHOP ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 11 Corinna Schnitt Shireen Seno and Wanda Spotlight: Iris Ng Razzle Dazzle Festival Lounge Vtape | FREE (requires registration) | p. 30 Merv Espina Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 41 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 42–45 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | Cinecycle | FREE Urbanspace Gallery | p. 46 FREE | p. 30 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE OFF SCREEN OFF SCREEN Casey Wei 401 Gallery Tours 401 Gallery Tours Chinatown Centre | Meet at YYZ | FREE | Meet at YYZ | FREE | 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 p. 32 p. 32 Sunday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 12 Casey Wei Debate: Is It Media Art? Open Screening Answering the Call Only Believe Things That are Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Monarch Tavern (upstairs) | FREE | p. 31 Chinatown Centre | FREE | p. 32 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 47 Easy to Understand Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 48 Monday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 13 Casey Wei Casey Wei and Without Warning (International Seeing the Past In Front of Us Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Sarah Todd Student Showcase) Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 50 Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 Chinatown Centre | Jackman Hall | PWYC | p. 49 FREE | p. 31 Tuesday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE MASTER CLASS ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 14 Casey Wei Iris Ng Peeling Back the Layers All That is Left Unsaid Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Urbanspace Gallery | Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 51 Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 52 Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p. 62 FREE | p. 31 Wednesday ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ARTIST TALK ON SCREEN ON SCREEN SPECIAL April 15 Casey Wei Yuki Aditya and All Around Us Li Wen Man You Dong Hu Festival Lounge Chinatown Centre | Otty Widasari Jackman Hall | $12/$6 | p. 53 (Li Wen at East Lake) Cinecycle | FREE 12–6 PM | FREE | p.
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