National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: videos by Danis Goulet & Amanda Strong
For the 2025 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we are sharing two wonderful videos chosen by the Woodland Cultural Centre's Executive Director, Heather George, on the occasion of WCC's unveiling of the site of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School as a site of conscience. STARTING SEPT. 30, and through the month of October, watch Danis Goulet's Divided By Zero and Amanda Strong's How to Steal A Canoe online FREE!
Remembering James MacSwain
Everyone at Vtape was saddened to hear that we have lost artist, activist, and community anchor James MacSwain. His close friend Andrew James Paterson has kindly written the remembrance below for us, for which we thank him warmly. James MacSwain,… ⊕
A Fond Farewell to Kiera Boult!
Kiera Boult, Vtape's beloved Manager of Outreach and Public Programming, has left the organization to do an MFA at Western University! To honour her significant contributions to Vtape, we are presenting her video Hamilton's My Lady, in which her fabulous persona Kiki "combines autobiography, cultural critique, and comedy to take audiences into the often mocked and stereotyped Steel City."
Ryan Conrad’s Toronto Living With AIDS book nominated for Heritage Toronto Book Award!
One of the major outcomes from Vtape’s Archive/Counter-Archive Case Study is the 2024 book Toronto Living With AIDS, edited by Ryan Conrad, and published by PUBLIC Books with support from Vtape and Archive/Counter-Archive. We are very proud to announce that… ⊕
Recent Acquisitions
Discover what’s new at Vtape! These works have been acquired for distribution by Vtape within the past six months. New acquisitions can include older works that have recently been brought into distribution.
