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A BIG thank you to Trinity Square Video and all the members that made Testing Grounds such an incredible success. Zeesy Power and Yuula Benivolski were our final participants for this year. Be sure to become a member to take part in our open screenings, membership events, and Testing Grounds 2016!
(Still from ‘Mirror Mirror’ interactive installation by Zeesy Powers)
‘Mirror Mirror’ by Zeesy Powers at Trinity Square Video as part of Testing Grounds.
Stills from ‘Mirror Mirror’ by Zeesy Powers, July 29th 2015 at Trinity Square Video as Part of Testing Grounds.
‘Panic Room Karaoke’ by Yuula Benivolski, July 29th, 2015 as Part of Testing Grounds at Trinity Square Video.
Stills from ‘Panic Room Karaoke’ by Yuul Benivolski in Gallery 2. on July 29th, 2015
TRIGGER WARNING: Yuula Benivolski & Zeesy Powers @Trinity Square Video
July 27 -August 1 Opening WEDNESDAY July 29, 5-8pm Yuula Benivolski - Panic Room Karaoke A karaoke style video compilation of sexually coercive pop songs written in first person. Zeesy Powers - Mirror, Mirror A simple experiment in feedback and recursion. Presented as part of Testing Grounds: Members projects and experiments at Trinity Square Video and 401 Richmond's Last Wednesdays.
Video of the installation in Gallery 2. for the launch of Self Care for Skeptics
Reception for the launch of Self Care for Skeptics on July 25th, 2015
Join us tomorrow at Trinity Square Video from 6-9pm to celebrate the release of SELF CARE FOR SKEPTICS a zine featuring art and literature by twenty-two feminist, queer, genderqueer, and trans artists and writers.
Zine Cover Art (shown here) by Berlin-based artist Tanya De Souza-Meally. (http://tanyadsm.tumblr.com/)
Self Care For Skeptics
Self Care for Skeptics is a zine that takes issue with the [neoliberal] notion of "self care," approaching self care through lenses of feminism(s) and queer theory.
Featuring art and literature by twenty-two feminist, queer, genderqueer, and trans artists and writers.
The zine includes a limited edition artist multiple by Anthea Black and LIDS (LADIES INVITATIONAL DEADBEAT SOCIETY), entitled "The Ten Cognitive Distortions."
ARTISTS: Alice Dixon Anchi Lin Anthea Black and LIDS Anna Jane McIntyre Chun Hua Catherine Dong Cleo Neville Clementine Morrigan Cordelia Mad Dimple B Shah Dionne Horacsek Eva Bryant Evan Tyler Jenna Lee Forde Joan Lillian Wilson Lillian Arvel Lindsay Kathleen Madeleine Black Radical Spirits Roz MacLean Shana Bulhan Haydock Tanya De Souza-Meally Zoë Ruth Biggs
Curated by Lauren Fournier www.laurenfournier.net
ZINE LAUNCH PARTY: SATURDAY, JULY 25 TRINITY SQUARE VIDEO 401 RICHMOND ST. WEST, SUITE 376 TORONTO, ON 6PM-9PM
The space has been offered to us through Trinity Square Video's Testing Grounds initiative! Check out some of the great work that has been happening this summer by TSV members: http://trinity-square-video.tumblr.com/
ZINES = $10.00
The notions of self-love and self-care circulate in relation to spa days, diet regimens, fitness, quiet time, clay masks, cups of tea, vacation, creative expression, meditation, yoga, eating chocolate, not eating chocolate, gardening, journalling, organizing, spending time outdoors, and other socially sanctioned (and often highly gendered) activities just for me. There is a tendency to use the term “self-care” when referring to those practices deemed healthy and good for us — and thereby positively valued — without questioning what the stakes of these so-called self-care practices are in the context of patriarchal neoliberal capitalist ideology (with its neo-imperializing tendencies).
What does self-care look like, entail, require, or provoke for artists, writers, thinkers, performers, percolators, and makers who identify as feminists? How does a feminist ethic and aesthetic shape our understanding of self-care practices, and the ideological implications of the forms that mainstream self-care practices tend to take?
Program for THE END+ Presented by A Citizens Committee For Moral Hygiene as part of TESTING GROUNDS.
Images from the screening THE END+ presented by A Citizens Committee on Moral Hygiene as part of TESTING GROUNDS on July 22nd at Trinity Square Video.
A Citizens Committee on Moral Hygiene Presentation
There is one fact that unites all living beings: one day, we will all die. Despite this ubiquity, death still remains socially stigmatized; we are often hesitant to talk about it. Fear and superstition prevent us from embracing the very purpose of existence: its endpoint. The Citizens Committee on Moral Hygiene seeks to disrupt and upend this taboo, and illuminate artists who embrace death in all its in finality. Death may well remain a mystery until the moment of its arrival, but its aura dictates all of our actions, either in an attempt to avoid it or to know it. Of course, the mystery does not end with “the end.” There may be more to death than meets the eye. What comes after? Is death the end or merely a new beginning? This is THE END+.
PROGRAM Fruit Flies, Christine Lucy Latimer, 2010, 1'22" A Fight to the Finish, Christine Lucy Latimer, 2009, 2'03" A Conversation with Elizabeth's Father, Kami Chisholm, 2004, 7'07" Grow, Annie Amaya, 2015, 3'01" De Mortuis, Lee Henderson, 2011, 7'24" Souffle, Nina Doublet, 2015, 2'06" Requiem, Myriam Kamel, 2015, 5'07" System Monitor, Zain Burgess, 2015, 6'47" Triptych, Alix Wagner-Bernier, 2015, 6'00" Renaissance, Hamed Aleali, 2015, 4'50" Sex & Death, Lauren Fournier, 2015, 3'24" Host or Ghost, Christine Negus, 2013, 1'04" Our Home, Christine Negus, 2013, 3'08" We can't see their shape from this far away, but we can hear them, Christine Negus, 2009, 3'02" 61 Years, Holly Rodricks, 2011, 25'25"
Wednesday, July 22nd @ 8PM $5/PWYC
‘Artylicious’ Yoon Jin Jung
July 19th - 25th, 2015
As part of TESTING GROUNDS at Trinity Square Video
Testing your knowledge to discern what you see and what you hear at the show. This installation is part of the series ‘Discerning What It Is’ from Yoon Jin Jung’s previous project. On the wall is a projected slideshow of white walls titled ‘Wall of Walls’ and a sound piece playing ‘white noise’.
This week in Gallery 1. Yoon Jin Jung will be testing out her new work from July 19th to 25th. Above are images from a previous installation entitled ‘Discerning What It Is’. She is currently a part-time MFA student at York University working with single channel video and sound installation.
FOR WHEN DYING IS A GIFT - Michael Roderick Keshane - RECEPTION
Thursday July 16, 2015 at Trinity Square Video as part of Testing Grounds
A special performance by Michael Roderick Keshane before the screening of his work FOR WHEN DYING IS A GIFT presented at Trinity Square Video as part of Testing Grounds on Thursday July 16th, 2015.