Video

A Place to Call My Own

Dennis Day

1985, 09:00 minutes, colour, English

TAPECODE 204.03

A Place To Call My Own is, in all seriousness, a drama/comedy/nightmare. It is a stylized, highly fabricated narrative which unfolds in a languid, yet sterile fashion. It is intended to evoke and represent feelings of loneliness smothered in "designed" vacancy.

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Critical Writing

Some Toronto Video: My work is not designed for a large audience...
by Su Rynard. Composition, Dec. 1996, v. 1, no. 3.
Something about Day
by Wendy Edwards. nexpress, Winter 1988.
Video artists air slick new works
by Christopher Hume. The Toronto Star, Sept. 21, 1986.