SAW Video extends The Common Cinema series with a screening of Tonsler Park on Thursday!
Our Knot Project Space is excited to host another screening as part of The Common Cinema, an initiative that has seen the venue operate as a small-scale community movie theatre featuring evening screenings with community partners from November 27 to December 1.
Tonsler Park (2017) 80 min.
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Knot Project Space is excited to have hosted another screening as part of The Common Cinema, an initiative that has seen the venue operate as a small-scale community movie theatre, which hosted five consecutive evening screening with different partners from November 27th to December 1st.
Apply for Exhibition Assistance through SAW Video Media Arts Centre by December 10, 2018!
Join us for Monthly Equipment Demos starting December 4th, 2018.
From November 27th – December 1st, 2018, Knot Project Space functioned as The Common Cinema, a small-scale community theatre which presented five consecutive evening screenings, each in collaboration with a different partner organisation: The Transgender Media Portal at Carleton University, Kind Space Ottawa, Cinema Politica, MAX Ottawa and Visual AIDS.
We are pleased to announce the artists participating in Knot Projections, a new program launched through our Knot Project Space in October 2018. Congratulations to Pansee Atta, Ryan Conrad, Hélène Lefebvre, Maayke Shurer, and Sasha Phipps.
Knot Project Space continued its 'Video in the Public Sphere' speaker series with a lecture by Toronto-based artist, educator and researcher Dave Colangelo. A founding member of the Public Visualization Studio, Colangelo’s lecture described, historicized, theorized, and examined various examples of “massive media” - an emerging subset of socio-technical assemblages that include large outdoor projections, programming architectural façades, and urban screens.
- About the ‘Video in the Public Sphere’ Speaker Series -
Knot Project Space launched its speaker series, 'Video in the Public Sphere,' with an opening talk by Berlin-based artist, writer and designer Patricia Reed. Having worked over the summer as Theory Researcher for Public Art Munich, Reed spoke to the underpinnings of this initiative as well as presented a text that she generated in relation to its activities, titled 'Promiscuous Publicness and the Uncommon In-Common.'
About Video in the Public Sphere
See new films by newcomer, refugee, and immigrant youth October 12 @ SAW Video!
Join us Friday, October 12, 2018 for a screening of new works from participants of the NEW VOICES program. Doors open at 7PM and seating will be provided on a first come, first serve basis for this one-night-only special presentation at the Knot Project Space at Arts Court (2 Daly Avenue) in Ottawa.