Item is a compact disc (CD-ROM) of exhibition material between CFAT and Eyelevel Gallery from October 16, 2010 - November 27, 2010; CFAT Electronics Residents 2009-2009, 2009-2010.
Item consists of a video recording by Daniel Olsen entitled "Immanence (Failed Attempt #3). The video has been described as containing: "Nude man reclines on a blue mat, unmoving. Subtle light changes."
Items consist of video recording by Doug Porter, including "Time Has No Image", "I'd Like to Move on if I Could Please", "Losing Sleep", and "A Disturbance of Shadows". The videos were screened at the Centre for Art Tapes, the Windsor Theatre, and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.
Item consists of a video recording by Lucas Dambergs entitled "Installation Proposal: Playing in the Blanks". The video features a series of four clips, a few minutes long each.
Item consists of a video recording by Jennifer Jacobs entitled "Insurlar Interior: Drawing Information fromn Economy Class". The video is a thesis design project.
Item consists of a three video recordings: "Jack in the Box", a Shortworks Program 5 production by Michelle Nowazek, "Freedom", a Video to Go production by Amber Green, and "What We Have Learned From History" a Member Production by Phylis Marsh-Javis
Item consists of seven video works by Jeremy Welsh : B (12 min.); Still dancing (5 min., 30 sec.); Insomnia (14 min., 30 sec.); The drummer (5 min.); These days everyobody is a conceptualist (9 min., 30 sec.); that elusive quality of romance (part two) extract from 30 min. ambient video installation; In re Don Giovanni (with Michael Nyman).
Item consists of video recordings by John Scott entitled "Frenchy's Fever" (4 min., 10 sec.), "A Day in the Life on the Road" (4 min.), "The Last Dance" (5 min., 30 sec.), and "Passing Thru Promo" (1 min., 30 sec.).
Item consists of a video recording by Tim Tracey entitled "Killa TV". The video has been described as "Man vs. Machine vs. Man. Man checks that no one’s coming, enters room with his set and turns it on. It produces images of the man interspersed with images of terrorist types with machine guns. Man finally tries to “killa” tv, but this makes the tv cops come and get revenge".
Item consists of video recordings by Carl Laudau entitled "Wolfgang is Metroman" (10 mins.) and "Those Damn Germans" (2 mins.) both from 1997 and Jayne Belliveau's "From Omega to Alpha" (10 mins.) from 1997 and 1998.
Item consists of a video recording compilation. The tape features "Uncertain Hope" (17 min.) by Matthew MacDonald, "German Pronunciation Practize" (2 min.) by Carl Laudau and "A Chance Encounter" (5 min.) by Eric Kickle.
