Artist

Edward Mowbray

Ed was an important part of the early Vancouver scene, and made wonderful videos of several of the local bands. He also embraced the DIY spirit of the times with his band Warsaw. He moved to Toronto in the early 80's and continued his fine work there. Here's a video from July 1979 that he made for us at the old CKVU studios.
(Pointed Sticks)

Artist Code: 152

Videography

Not Dead Yet

1984, 56:30 minutes, colour, English

Big World

1984, 18:00 minutes, colour, English

"W"

1983, 09:00 minutes, colour, English

Excerpts and Euphoria

1983, 11:00 minutes, colour, English

Critical Writing

Present Tense: In Conversation with Edward Mowbray
by Karen Knights and Edward Mowbray. Video Guide, Mar. Spring 1985, v. 7, no. 2.
Canadian Video Art
by René Coëlho. Amsterdam: NP, 1985.
Not Dead Yet: Celebration or Obituary?
by Karen Knights. Video Guide, Mar. 1985, v. 7, no. 2.
Introduction
by Bruce Ferguson. 1984 Ottawa International Festival of Video Art, 1984. Ottawa: SAW Gallery, 1984.
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by Liz Gilbert. The East Ender, May 17, 1984.
Signal Approach
by Christina Ritchie and Blaine Allan. Toronto: The Funnel Film Centre, 1984.
The New Work Show
by B.D. Hershorn. Toronto: Litho Offset, 1984.
Capturing Desire's Prisoners
by John Bentley Mays. The Globe and Mail, Sept. 17, 1983.
Capturing Desire's Prisoners
by John Bentley Mays. The Globe & Mail, Sept. 17, 1983.