Item consists of a video recording entitled "Blue hammer, door knocking, and I don’t even try". This recording has been described as: "These projects centre around a form of transaction or exchange. In the performance piece Blue Hammer I have gone to a hardware store and created an “activated situation” by holding a promotional test. I have asked the customers to tell me which hammer they prefer and then they can take a free blue plaster hammer which I have made. As the piece continue the lines are blurred and there is confusion about which role each of us belongs to. On this occasion I am examining how our individual needs and freedoms are altered on a daily basis as we move between public and commercial spaces. (taken from liner notes)."
Item contains a short experimental film by Anthony Cristiano with original music by Jerome Blais and editing by Craig Sheppard. Ray Cook was the sound engineer with John Preketes (film services) and Lucas Dambergs (technical services). The first minute of the tape is blank. The tape includes two copies of the film, with the second copy starting at 52:40 minutes.
Item also includes a video entitled "Production" by Michael McCormack. Both videos were made in 2002, but reproduced in 2008 for the Centre for Art Tapes Media Train.
Item contains four videos by Emilie Crewe for the Centre for Art Tapes' Media Train: "Windsor and Quinpool"; "Chicken Shit"; "853211"; and "Sound Kitchen."
Item consists of a video recording by Marie Koehler entitled "Punditji Walks". The video is described as: "A guru with a sense of humour takes an unusual walk one night through Halifax. This is a story without words, featuring a real guru."
