Victoria Stanton

I’ve been invited to do a mini-presentation during Studio XX’ s Femme Branchée: Top Chrono. The concept is quite interesting: in order to determine how long we get to be “on stage” (either talking about a project or doing an… Read more

Roadside Attractions makes a another appearance (!) during the 5th Annual Poetry Gabriola Festival, taking place on Gabriola Island in British Columbia. This site-specific performance has started going on tour, it would seem, and I once again plan to explore… Read more

My videopoem Oilers is being shown during the annual Videopoem event, SEE THE Voice: Visible Verse 2008. This 8 minute videopoem combines a series of small, intimate, awkward interactions (between myself and a toy Hummer) along with an incisive, lively,… Read more

Beginning in June 2007, I will be working on a long-term research and writing project in collaboration with Sylvie Tourangeau and Anne Bérubé. Working with 20 of Quebec’s most noted performance artists, we are going in-depth into the complexities and… Read more

Manges tes émotions (Eat How You Feel) will be a featured performative intervention during the 7-day festival of ambulatory performance: “Préavis de désordre urbain,” in Marseille. Festival-goers will once again be invited to come and feed each other from a… Read more

Manges tes émotions (Eat How You Feel) makes another appearance, this time during the week-long performance festival INFR’ACTION in Sète, France. With the theme, “everybody is an artist,” at this year’s festival (featuring Canada as the “guest-country of honour”) I… Read more

My videopoem Oilers is being shown during the film and video screenings at the 2008 edition of the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair. This 8 minute videopoem combines a series of small, intimate, awkward interactions (between myself and a toy Hummer) along… Read more

Traveling video road show presented by The Upgrade!, Home Bathroom Hotel and Moving Fruit make their national premiere in Vancouver, then tour the US, Europe and Australia. Read more

Centre Vaste et Vague hosts a week-long performance residency titled, TOUT UN MONDE : Stratégies d’existence, curated by Sylvie Tourangeau. I have been invited to participate in the residency, taking workshops with Tourangeau and working on a new performance project.… Read more

Printing several photos from the (Being) One Thing at a Time and ESSEN performance series (and asking the question “whose work is it?”). Read more