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Millie Chen and participants with the market cart. Still from The Seven Sauces by Millie Chen and Evelyn Von Michalofski.

André interacts with two audience members in front of his photo exhibition. Still from White Trash by André Stitt.

Jeanne Randolph leans against a podium, in front of a projection of a seated figure watching television. Still from Syntax errors: Acting out, Play-Doh* and Doubt by Jeanne Randolph.

Louise Dubreuil, wearing an animal mask on their head, speaks at the mic with their hands raised. Still from Impure: Reinventing the Word: The Theory, Practice, and Oral History of 'Spoken Word' in Montreal with writers Vincent Tinguely…

A musician accompanying the performance plays the accordion. Still from Borderline Disorderly.

A seated Mo reads from a laptop while a participant touches his face. Text regarding 9/11 is projected on a screen. Still from Racism in Empire by Mo Sa'lemy.

Lezli sits cross-legged on the floor, spreading objects found from November 16-20, 2003 over a roll of paper. Still from Intimate Investigations by Lezli Rubin-Kunda.

Millie Chen and Evelyn Von Michalofski manuever their market cart. Still from The Seven Sauces by Millie Chen and Evelyn Von Michalofski.

Nathalie Derome, Victoria Stanton, and Louise Dubreuil on stage at Cafe Montmartre. Still from Impure: Reinventing the Word: The Theory, Practice, and Oral History of 'Spoken Word' in Montreal with writers Vincent Tinguely and Victoria…

Justin McGrail holds up their arms, on stage, in front of the audience. Still from Impure: Reinventing the Word: The Theory, Practice, and Oral History of 'Spoken Word' in Montreal with writers Vincent Tinguely and Victoria Stanton.

A shirtless Mo stands in front of projected text regarding the World Bank. Still from Racism in Empire by Mo Sa'lemy.

People gather on the dock at Granville Island. Still from The Seven Sauces by Millie Chen and Evelyn Von Michalofski.

Collaborative work by Alastair MacLennan, Boris Nieslony, and Roi Vaara for Black Market International.

Peter Conlin and participants at the Western Front. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin.

A live durational performance piece carried out in isolation performed by Hester Reeve in England but projected into a prepared location at grunt gallery in Vancouver for LIVE 2001. The projected performance presents the spectator with the virtual…

Communitea features a video-viewing of past tea performances occurring in the development of this piece in at Gallery Gachet in the Downtown Eastside. Bryan Mulvihill will serve tea in this closing performance art event of the LIVE Biennial of…

Sector X: the hot new work by New Zealand fetish/punk artist Satina Saturnina (Victoria Singh with Derek Champion and Chris Swain). A 45 minute autoerotic journey in two sexual stages, symbolizing mental states associated with the orgasmic process.…

Marginalia is a performance and installation work by Dragu and Hall that began in February-March of 2004 during their Vasistas' residency at Theatre La Chapelle in Montreal. Since then they have been extremely busy exchanging email/snail mail…

Tom Konyves stands at the microphone, holding a small book. Still from Impure: Reinventing the Word: The Theory, Practice, and Oral History of 'Spoken Word' in Montreal with writers Vincent Tinguely and Victoria Stanton.

Glenn Lewis and Victoria Singh look over a script at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Still from Mondo Artie Episode #6070 by Glenn Lewis.

Groups of participants chat and eat food together against a wall. Still from Picnic by Mima Preston and Gareth Moore.

Lezli sits cross-legged on the floor, arranging found objects, while video documentation of her performance from the past 5 days screens in the background. Still from Intimate Investigations by Lezli Rubin-Kunda.

Mo stands slightly out of the spotlight, wearing a suit and tie. Still from Racism in Empire by Mo Sa'lemy.

Glenn Lewis surrounded by cast and crew at a rehearsal at grunt gallery. Still from Mondo Artie Episode #6070 by Glenn Lewis.

Audience members and André look towards the corner that the TV is in (not shown in photo). Still from White Trash by André Stitt.