Jubal Brown
Jubal Brown is a video maker, multi-media artist, organizer, and writer and based in Toronto. His work has been exhibited in England, Scotland, Holland, France, Belgium, Africa, Hungary, the U.S. and Hamilton Ontario. His organizational involvements include: co-founding the Jawa collective, pioneers of the sex and death machine gun editing style; co-founding the PO-PO seditionary action team responsible for Toronto's legendary WASTELAND event series; co-founding the ART SYSTEM Cultural Center in Toronto, 2000-2003 where he also served as Director; co-founding the multimedia label FAMEFAME notorious for producing, programming and promoting experimental, cutting edge audio / visual culture, 2002-2007. His projects include the relational aesthetics instances UNKNOWN UNKNOWN and The Land of the Lost. His work has been exhibited at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Art Mur, and the Horse Hospital.
Artist Code: 591
Videography
2006, 06:00 minutes, colour, English
2004, 09:25 minutes, colour, English
2002, 02:40 minutes, colour, English
2002, 02:50 minutes, colour, English
2002, 08:41 minutes, colour, English
2001, 03:00 minutes, colour
2001, 03:00 minutes, colour, n/a
2000, 03:00 minutes, colour, english
2000, 02:00 minutes, colour, english
2000, 09:40 minutes, colour, English
1999, 02:15 minutes, colour, English
1999, 03:00 minutes, colour, English
1999, 10:00 minutes, colour
1999, 02:30 minutes, colour
1999, 02:10 minutes, colour
1999, 03:07 minutes, colour
1999, 03:00 minutes, colour
1999, 10:00 minutes, colour
1998, 03:00 minutes, colour
1998, 03:00 minutes, colour /B&W
1997, 01:00 minutes
1997, 06:01 minutes, colour
1997, 01:00 minutes, colour /B&W
1997, 00:39 minutes, colour /B&W
1997, 01:00 minutes, colour
1997, 05:18 minutes
Critical Writing
by . Toronto: Vtape, 2010.
by . The Toronto Star, Sept. 18, 2008.
by . Toronto: Coach House Books, 2008.
by . The State of The Arts: Living with Culture in Toronto, 2006. Toronto: Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in publication, 2006.
by . The National Post, Apr. 10, 2004.
by . Canadian Art, Fall 2003, v. 20, no. 3.
by . Video Primer, 2001. Toronto: Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), 2001.
by . Canadian Art, Summer 2001, v. 18, no. 2.
by . Toronto: Vtape, 2001.
by . Brussels: Argos Arts, 2000.
Toronto: Vtape, 1999.
by . The Ontario Magazine for Artists, Dec. Winter 1998.