Victoria Stanton

During this evening of performed poetry, I’ll be presenting Quiet Time at the Intersection Of –, a text-based video performance about memory, relationships, and fabulation – liberally crossing fact with fiction to produce a kind of photo-album of collected pasts.… Read more

Roadside Attractions makes another appearance, this time in Toronto, Ontario, as part of the annual conference Performance Studies International (PSi). The theme for the 2010 conference, Performing Publics, seemed like the perfect venue and context to present this site-specific exploration… Read more

How do you show a transitional space? The interstices between leaving and arriving? Roadside Attractions (Redux) is an unconventional travelogue that is more interested in the journey and the acclimatization, than in the final, definitive destination. Using an expedition to… Read more

My latest art video, Sunburst, has been selected for a program being curated by Nicole Gingras at the 28ieme Festival international du film sur l’Art. The program, entitled Panorama de la video, will present works on the theme of “memory.” Read more

This new work, being presented at Tenderpixel Gallery in London England, brings together the distinct, yet complimentary practices between myself (relational, intervention performance) and Christian Richer (ambient sound artist). For the exhibition, we will creatively unite to produce a live,… Read more

Roadside Attractions makes a another appearance, this time in Sardinia, Italy during the event Spatializing the Local at the Teatro Arka. This site-specific performance will continue to explore the same methodology used during previous residencies – carrying out micro-interventions where… Read more

Roadside Attractions makes a another appearance, this time in Berlin, Germany during the monthly series, Performer Stammtisch. This site-specific performance will continue to explore the same methodology used during previous residencies – carrying out micro-interventions where filmed “flash landmarks” become… Read more

Roadside Attractions makes a second appearance during the seminar, Playing in Urban Places, taking place at the Leeds Met Gallery in Leeds, England. This site-specific performance will continue to explore the same methodology used during the residency recently carried out… Read more

The (Being) One Thing at a Time photo series came out of an interest in responding specifically to a selection of public sites across the island of Montreal. Initiated in 2003, and carried out until 2008, artists and non-artists alike… Read more

I have been invited back to share new poetic works at the venerable Yellow Door Reading Series. An excellent place to test new texts and get cozy with words. Read more