Andrew Sorfleet reviews Colin Campbell: Media Works, 1972-1990, a retrospective of Colin Campbell's works at the National Gallery of Canada. Sorfleet elaborates on Ferguson's belief that video art is Canada's first art history, by dissecting Canada's struggle of creating a national identity within mass media, which is primarily dominated by American content. Campbell's work including himself in drag, as characters inspired by women in American pop culture. An excerpt from an interview with Campbell's collaborator Lisa Steele is also included in which she discusses Campbell's influence and participation in the early Queen Street scene.