Item consists of a video recording that examines the personal relationship between two gay men from different eras in time and explores the differences and similiarities in the ways they have coped with being gay in a homophobic society.
Item consists of a video recording that is based on excerpts of a six hour monologue by Sherman with a computer-based video sensing robot, created by the artist for an exhibition.
Item consists of a video recording by Wendy Geller entitled "Seven". The recording consists of 21 single take scenes explore the possibilities and limitations of genre acting and the tape moves in and out of seductions, repulsion, horror, and the grotesque. Commercial sound effects connect each scene and a tinge of black humour underlines the whole.
Item consists of a video recording which was constructed to combat Conservative government propaganda. The video pictures Canada as a strong and proud nation that features interviews with prominent Canadians who state their reservations with the Free Trade Policy, which the Mulroney government has attempted to denigrate all opposition to the policy with the United States.
Item consists of video recordings by Halifax-Lublin Exchange Videotapes: Popular Projects, Girls Just Want to Have Funds by Cathy Busby and Melodie Calvert, Sirensong by Jan Peacock, Fascynacja by Doug Porter, Nothing Personal by Melodie Calvert and Obey Your Heart by Dean Brousseau.
Item consists of a video recording by Gary Kibbons entitled "The Long Take", which was produced at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University.
Item consists of a volume of "New Muse of Contempt" dubbed for the Centre for Art Tapes. The video is part of a series founded by Joe Blades as a correspondence art project from New York City. This volume features poetry, music, and art by Andrew Perry, Critical Mass, Martin Wallace, Three Artists and a Duck, and Joe Blades. It was produced by Joe Blades of Broken Jaw Press, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item consists of a video recording by Robert Hersey that is describee as: "Through interviews Arthur develops a rather externalized portrait of a senior high school student of the same name."
Item consists of a video featuring Jeremy Wallace with narration by Jeffrey Helgason. It was written, produce, and directed by Stephen O'Keefe at the Centre for Art Tapes.
Item consists of a video recording produced by Halifax Cable, directed by Cathy Busby, edited by Steve O'Keefe and cable produced by Jim McInnis. The video features interviews with Joe Blades, Ann Vayall, Steve O'Keefe, Chris Words and Chris Callaghan.
Item consists of a compilation of video recordings by the Centre for Art Tapes. The recordings include: Georgia (3:00), Obey Your Heart (14:00), Fascynacja (10:45), Sanctuary of the Heart (20:00), Remembering Anna (10:51), On the Street (19:08), One Saturday in Earltown (23:47).
Items consist of video recordings by Jim MacSwain's "Amoeba Culture" (3:30), Bryan Maycock's "W.I.P." (1:30), Felicity Redgrave's "In Search of the Sacred" (3:10), Andrew Terris' "Glasswork: Video Segment" (1:40), Ricardo Scipio's "Untitled" (9:10), and Ken Mayfield's "Next Song of Day" (1 min.).
Item consists of video recordings of promotions and documentary videos entitled "The Abilities Foundation of N.S." (25 min., 30 sec.), "Haven For Refugees", and "Booth Cable Promo".
Item consists of a video recording by Darcy Lange entitled "Aire Del Mar". Original description state that the tape has deteriorated and cannot be viewed,
Item consists of two video recordings "100% Can Con"- Dump the Deal (3 min., 51 sec.) by Richard Underhill and "Brand New Car"- Steve Adams Band (4min.) by Shuffle Demon Productions.
Item consists of a video recording by Ron Gerold. The original video description by the Centre for Art Tapes state: "Three woman are posed in shadow against a photographer’s backdrop. When the photographer and his client leave the studio, the women step off the stage and “come to life”. The photographer, having forgotten is book, returns unexpectedly and the women quickly jump back onto the stage to resume their motionless stances. He sense something and approaches one of the woman who again, “comes to life”. They fall in love."
Item consists of three video recordings, Jeff Semple's "Georgia" (3 min.), Steve O'Keefe's "On the Street" (19 min., 8 sec.) and C.F.A.T. Collective's "Uptalk" (9 min.).
Item consists of two video recordings, one by Chris Mulligan entitled "Danse carree" which is described as "a delightful musical animation merging computer imaging with photographic collage." The other video recording is by Sea Level Communications and Bob Zimmerman entitled "Bond security systems".
Item consists of three recordings by Rose Vaughan,"Shades of Blue", "Journey’s End" and "Lilac Rain". The recordings were produced by Alan MacLeod at the Centre for Art Tapes.
Item consists of a video recording by Steve Comeau "The Nightmare". The video is described as: "Comeau juxtaposes his original music with acquired footage of Stalin and the USSR during WWII and the immediate postwar period. "
