Catalogue 1984
			Index and Introduction | Films and Related Work A-J L-W | Appendix
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        FUNNEL APPENDIX 1984
          AN ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF ARTISTS
          FILMOGRAPHY / BIBLIOGRAPHY / SCREENINGS
          * in the Funnel Collection
        NOTE: This appendix was compiled from information supplied 
          by the artists.
          Discrepancies in comprehensiveness of information and/or omissions may 
          exist.
        Blaine Allan, David Anderson, Jim Anderson, Rebecca 
          Baird, Raphael Bendahan,
          David Bennell, Douglas Berquist, Deborah Clarkin, Ian Cochrane, Martha 
          Davis,
          Judith Doyle, Peter Dudar, Bruce Elder, Fast Wurms, Mikki Fontana,
          Eldon Garnet, Ric Greenwald, Vincent Grenier, Anna Gronau, Robert Gutteridge,
          Barbara Hammer, Frieder Hochheim, Nicolas Jenkins, Patrick Jenkins,
          Robin Lee, Keith Lock, Rose Lowder, Toby MacLennan, Paul McGowan,
          Ross McLaren, Michaelle McLean, Sandra Meigs, Michael Merrill,
          Adrienne Mitchell, Suzanne Naughton, Stephen Niblock, Midi Onodera, 
          John Porter,
          Robert Rayher, Pierre Rovere, Julian Samuel, Alan Sondheim, Blaine Speigel,
          Edith Steiner, Leila Sujir, Adam Swica, Villem Teder, Carolyn White, 
          Joyce Wieland.
 
        BLAINE ALLAN
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          THERE GOES THE NEIGHBOURHOOD (1975), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 14 minutes
          V-2's BLUES (1977), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 2 minutes
          *YUKON POSTCARDS (1983), Colour/B & W, Sound, 16mm, 18 minutes
        SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Yukon Postcards by Blaine Allan", by Anna Gronau, Vanguard, 
          (January 1984)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1983 Waterloo University; Kingston Artists' Association Inc, Kingston; 
          Grierson Film Seminar, Niagara On The Lake; The Funnel, Toronto; Kitchener-Waterloo 
          Regional Art Gallery, Kitchener; The Collective For Living Cinema, New 
          York City.
         SELECTED WRITING
          "Up Against the Institutional Wall: A Dissenting View", Film 
          Reader 4 (1979)
          "Editorial", Film Reader 4 (1979)fbep"Coast to Coast 
          Fever", Jumpcut 20 (May 1979)
          "Singin' In The Rain" in "Movies About Movies/Chicago 
          '77", Art Institute (1977)
          "David Rimmer's 'Surfacing On The Thames"', Cine-Tracts 9 
          (1980)
          "The Only Voice in the World: Telling 'The Saga of Anatahan'", 
          in 'Sternberg'. Edited by Peter Baxter. London: British Film Institute 
          (1980)
          "The Funnel Experimental Film Theatre", Kingston: National 
          Film Theatre (1981)
          "The Beat, the Hip, and the Square", Film Reader 5 (1982)
          "Elvis" Queen's Quarterly 90, no. 2 (Summer 1983)
          "'Regards', a film by Anna Gronau"
        DAVID ANDERSON
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *THREE POEMS (1972) Silent, 16mm, 10 minutes
          *BIG WAVE (1973), Silent, 16mm, 61/2 minutes
          SELF PORTRAIT ARMSLENGTH (1974) Silent, Regular 8, 3 minutes
          *AMARYLLIS (1973) Silent, Regular 8 (S8 print), 2 1/2 minutes 
          SPRING (1974) Silent, Regular 8, 31/2 minutes
          252 ADELAIDE STREET (1974), Silent, Regular 8, 9 minutes 
          CITY (1974), Silent, Regular 8, 31/2 minutes
          TEPERMAN (1974) Silent, Regular 8, 7 minutes
          *KINGSTON BY BUS (1975), Silent, Regular 8 (S8 print), 6 1/2 minutes
          BUCK LAKE RATTLE (1975), Silent, Super 8, 8 minutes
          *TIM HORTON DOUGHNUTS (1975), Sound, Regular 8 (S8 print), 5 minutes
          BIRTH FILM (1976), Silent, 16mm, 30 minutes
          WASHAGO (1976), Silent, 16mm, 10 minutes
          *MR SIGNMAN, MAKE ME A SIGN (1977-78), Silent, Super 8, 22 minutes
          *EAT (1977), Silent, Super 8, 9 minutes
          *BI-RITE (1978), Silent, Super 8, 11 minutes
          *NINE BIRTHDAYS (1974-83) Film/Performance, 40 minutes 
          GOOD-BYE TO LIBERTY STREET (1980-84) Super 8, in progress
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Three Films By David Anderson", by Anna Gronau, Funnel Newsletter 
          Vol. 1, No. 2 (March 1980)
          "Gun Milk-an interview with David Anderson", by Peter Stevens, 
          (March 1981) unpublished
        SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1977 'Three Filmmakers From Toronto: Hallwalls Gallery/ Buffalo; 'Independent 
          Film Views,', Art Gallery of Ontario/ Toronto
          1978 'A Celebration of Canadian Film', Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; 
          'The Anderson Bros. In Person', National Film Theatre/Kingston; 'April 
          11th', The Funnel/Toronto 1979 'Cineastes Toronto', Cinema Parallele/Montreal 
          1980 'Three Films And Cake', Funnel/Toronto
          1981 'Funnel Group Screening', Forest City Gallery/London; `Explorations 
          In Super 8', Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto 1982 'Film von Kanada -8 
          Canadian Filmmakers', Institut Unzeit/West Berlin
          1983 'Off The Rack', Funnel/Toronto
        JIM ANDERSON
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *SCREAM OF A BUTTERFLY (1969), Silent, 6 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          BASE TRANQUILITY (With Keith Lock), (1970), Sound, 6 minutes, Colour, 
          16mm
          ARNOLD (With Keith Lock), (1970), Sound, 12 minutes, B/W, 16mm
          ONTARIO LAND (1972), Sound, 7 minutes, Colour, 16mm (in process of revision)
          *ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM (1972), Sound, 10 minutes, B/W, 16mm
          THE BIG KEY (1972), Sound, 8 minutes, B/W, 16mm
          * YONGE STREET (1972), Sound, 7 minutes, B/W, 16mm WORK, BIKE AND EAT 
          (With Keith Lock), (1972), Sound, 40 minutes, B/W, 16mm
          *S-MO (1973), Sound, 7 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          *GRAVITY IS NOT SAD BUT GLAD (1975), Sound, 95 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          *CANADA MINI-NOTES (1975), Sound, 15 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          *MOVING BICYCLE PICTURE (1975), Silent, 12 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          *YELLOW WOMAN MEETS THE X-WOMAN (1981), Sound, 6 minutes, Colour, Super 
          8
          *LE BOIS DE BALZAC (1973-81), Sound, 42 minutes, Colour, 16mm
          *AUDREY WAY UP NORTH (1982), Sound, 10 minutes, Colour, Super 8
        SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1977 Hallwalls Gallery/Buffalo
          1978 National Film Theatre/Kingston; Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; 
          Ann Arbour Film Festival/Michigan; Film Forum/New York City; The Funnel/Toronto
          1979 Cinema Parallele/Montreal; Oppenhaussen Film Festival/ Germany; 
          The Funnel/Toronto
          1980 The Funnel/Toronto; Hallwalls Gallery/Buffalo
          1981 The Frontiers (broadcast)/PBS Buffalo; Forest City Gallery/ London; 
          Hamilton Art Gallery/Hamilton; Open Space Gallery/ Victoria
          1982 The Funnel/Toronto; London Filmmakers' Co-op/ England; Aorta/Amsterdam; 
          La Chambre Blanche/Quebec City; Millennium Filmmakers' Workshop/New 
          York City; SWAMP/ El Paso; XII Biennale de Paris; West Berlin, Germany
          1983 The Collective For Living Cinema/New York; Mendel Gallery/Saskatoon; 
          Nova Scotia College of Art & Design/Halifax
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Report From Toronto", by Kathy Elder, Millenium Film Journal 
          #10-11, (1982)
          "Jim Anderson/Mercer Union", by Jeanne Randolph, Vanguard 
          (Oct/Nov 1982)
          "Jim Anderson, A Chronology of Work", by Anna Gronau, Funnel 
          Newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 3 (1983)
        REBECCA BAIRD
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          YUCATAN VALENTINE (1980), Super 8, Sound, 3 minutes * STAND BY YOUR 
          PLANT (1981), Super 8, Sound, 7 minutes * WHITE-OUT (1981), Super 8, 
          Sound, 3 minutes* YEA YEA (1981), Super 8, Sound, 13 minutes
          COWBOYS DON'T FALL IN LOVE (1983), Super 8, Sound, 3 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1980 'Jittery Sense Block', Innuendo Studio (installation)/Toronto 1981 
          'Valentine Stollen', (street installation)/Toronto; 'The Moaning Wall', 
          (studio installation for film)/Toronto 1982 'Across The Sky, Even With 
          The Elbow, The Milky Is Drawn', The Rivoli (panel installation)/Toronto; 
          A. V. Geschoss 'Interfilm', 1st International 8mm Film Festival/West 
          Berlin 1983 'Gallop Exit To' (environment), the Funnel/Toronto; Forest 
          City Gallery (film)/London; 'Films by Painters', the Funnel/Toronto; 
          `ChromaLiving'/Toronto; 'Buffalo', 'Buffalo Hunting' (installations), 
          The Rivoli/Toronto; 'New Toronto Filmmakers', The Funnel/Toronto
          1984 `Chromalaffing', Grunwald Gallery/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Rebecca Baird at the Funnel: Gallop Exit To", by Andy Fabo, 
          Vanguard (September 1983)
        RAPHAEL BENDAHAN
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          ROCHDALE COLLEGE (1970) Sound, 16mm, 21 minutes, B/W
          BLACK AND WHITE (1971) Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes, 
          B/W L'ENNUI (1972) Sound, 16mm, 18 minutes, B/W
          FINAL NEWS REPORT (1973) Sound, 16mm, 12 minutes, B/ W
          LIGHT STUDY (1976), Sound, 16mm, 10 minutes, Colour
          * LE JARDIN (DU PARADIS) THE GARDEN (1982), Sound, 16mm, 20 minutes, 
          Colour
          WHEN THE LIGHT GREY MAN CARRIES YOUR LUGGAGE (1983), Sound, 12 minutes, 
          B/W
          A HOLY WEEK IN SPAIN (1983), Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes, B/W
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1974 5th International Experimental Film Festival, Knokke Heist/Belgium
          1975-82 Vancouver Art Gallery/Vancouver; Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; 
          The Funnel/Toronto; Cinema Parallel/ Montreal; Winnipeg Art Gallery/Manitoba
          1983 Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; The Funnel/ Toronto; Cinema 
          Parallel/Montreal; Monticantini Super 8 Film Festival/Italy; Caracus 
          Super 8 Film Festival/Venezuela; San Paulo Super 8 Film Festival/Brazil; 
          Mercer Union Gallery/ Toronto.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Photograph: The Human Sensibility in Transit (Drag
          Queens)", by Gary Michael Dault, Saturday Night (January 1977)
          "Choregraphies d'Artistes", by Stephen Schofield, Vanguard 
          (March 1983)
          "Choregraphie D'Artiste Visual" by D. Lessard, Parachute (April 
          1983)
          "Bet-Hedger expands beyond filmmaking", by Judith Fitzgerald, 
          Globe & Mail (July 21, 1983)
          "Le Jardin (du Paradis) The Garden" by Peter Chapman, Opsis 
          (Vol. 1, no . 1, 1984)
         SELECTED AWARDS
          1983 Fourth International Super 8 Film Festival of Quebec, Second Prize; 
          Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Best Experimental Film
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "Arnaud Maggs", Artist Review (1978)
          "Photo Book Review", Books In Canada (1976)
          "An Interview with Allan Robbe-Grillet", Funnel Newsletter, 
          Vol. 3, no. 4 (1982)
         DAVID BENNELL
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          ONE NIGHT IN THE TUNNEL (1977), Sound, 16mm, 18 minutes
          *BROOKLYN BRIDGE (1979), Sound, 16mm, 18 minutes 
          *METAMORPHOSE (1981), Sound, Super 8, 12 minutes 
          *HADRIAN'S VILLA (1982), Sound, Super 8, 12 minutes 
          *CIRCLE LINE (1983), Sound, Super 8, 20 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1978 'University of Toronto Film Board Screening', Funnel/ Toronto
          1979 Hart House Gallery/Toronto; Ann Arbour Cinema Guild/ Michigan; 
          University of Toronto Film Board Screening, Funnel/ Toronto
          1980 Hart House Gallery/Toronto; Chicago Filmmakers/Chicago) 1981 'Frontiers 
          Series', PBS Broadcast/Buffalo; Zone Cinema/ Hamilton
          1982 The Rivoli/Toronto; Niagara Artists' Centre/St. Catharines;, Arsenal 
          Kino/West Berlin
          1983 Pasadena Film Forum/Los Angeles; 'New Canadian Experimental Film', 
          Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; Art Gallery of Hamilton/Hamilton
         DOUGLAS BERQUIST
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * TECHNOLOGICALLY NATIVE (1983), (with Leila Sujir), 16mm, Sound, 13 
          minutes
          ARRIVAL (1983), 16mm, Sound
          I. A. M. , 16mm
          SATELLITE SHADOW (1980), Video
         SELECTED SCREENINGS (for Technologically Native)
          1983 Off Centre Centre/Calgary; 'Semiotics & Art Panel'/ Calgary;
          The Funnel/Toronto; CSIF/Calgary
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY (for Technologically Native)
          "Technologically Native; Research Document for a film", 
          by L. Sujir and D. Berquist, Ne West (April 1983)
          "Technologically Native", by Don Mabie, Vanguard (Sept. 1983) 
          "The World Between Subject and Object", by Sarah Murphy, CSIF 
          Film Video Journal (Summer 1983)
          "Workshop Films as Mystifying as its Title", by Fred Haesaker, 
          Calgary Herald (June 14, 1983)
         DEBORAH CLARKIN
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *WALKING ITALIANS (1980), Colour, Silent, 4 minutes, Super 8
          *SIDES (1980), Colour, Silent, 5 minutes, Super 8
          *DISCO PORNO (1982), Colour, Sound, 10 minutes, Super 8 
          *MONSTER (1982), Colour, Sound, 15 minutes, Super 8
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1981 OCA/Toronto; Concordia/Montreal; Open Space Gallery/ Victoria; 
          Forest City Gallery/London; Zone Cinema/Hamilton; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto
          1982 Pasadena Film Forum/Los Angeles; Europe; Open Eye Centre/Liverpool
          1983 Rivoli Theatre/Toronto; The Funnel/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Video Art Experiments Intrigue With Images", review by John 
          Bentley Mays, Globe and Mail, (April 4, 1980)
          "Magic, Witchcraft and Film", Anna Gronau, Parallelogramme, 
          Vol. 8, No. 2
         IAN COCHRANE
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          *AGE OLD AND INSTANTANEOUS HOURS (1982), Colour, Silent, 6 minutes, 
          Super 8
          I GO TO ALPHA (1980), B/W, Silent, 3 minutes, Super 8 BIG ROOM (1983), 
          Colour & B/W, Silent, 5 minutes, Super 8
         SELECTED SCREENINGS 1981 The Funnel/Toronto 1982 
          The Funnel/Toronto
          1984 Hart House (University of Toronto)/Toronto
         MARTHA DAVIS
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          ORANGES (1977), Colour, Silent, Super 8, 6 minutes
          MEN WITHOUT BEARDS QUARTET (1978), Colour, Silent, Super 8, 20 minutes
          APPLYING AND REMOVING (1979), Colour, Silent, Super 8, 20 minutes
          *SUBWAY (1979), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 20 minutes
          *INTRODUCING ELWY (1979), Colour, Silent, Super 8, 5 minutes
          *A BALL IN CALIFORNIA (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 17 minutes
          *IN THE ALCOVE, AT THE PLACE (1980-81), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 94 minutes
          UP AND AWAY (in progress, 60 minutes)
          PATH (in progress, 100 minutes)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1980 Toronto International Super 8 Film Festival/Toronto; 'Book and 
          Sequence Show', Gallery 44/Toronto
          1981 Hart House Film Club/Toronto; Forest City Gallery/ London; The 
          Funnel/Toronto; London Filmmakers' Co-op/ England
          1982 Innis College/Toronto; Toronto International Super 8 Festival/Toronto; 
          Zone Cinema/Hamilton; The Funnel/Toronto 1983 Forest City Gallery/London
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Super 8 Diary Is Just Super", by Michael Corican, Excaliber 
          (Nov. 19, 1981)
          "In The Alcove a film about itselr', by Daniel Cusse, The Newspaper 
          (Jan. 20, 1982)
          U of T Filmmaker's Diary of Discovery", by Michael Farlam, The 
          Varisty (Jan. 22, 1982)
          "In the Alcove At The Place ... ", by Catharine Russell, Innis 
          Herald, Vol. XV, No. 5 (Jan. 1982)
         JUDITH DOYLE
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *PRIVATE PROPERTY/PUBLIC HISTORY (1982), Super 8, Colour, Sound, 16.30 
          minutes
          *LAUNCH (1982), Super 8, Colour, Sound, 19 minutes
        SELECTED PERFORMANCE WORKS
          RATE OF DESCENT (1982)
          TRANSCRIPT (1981)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND PRESENTATIONS
          1983 S. L. Simpson Gallery/Toronto; Optica Gallery/Montreal; The Theatre 
          Centre/Toronto
          1982 The Funnel/Toronto (as part of Language and
          Representation, an A Space series curated by Philip Monk); Eye Level 
          Gallery/Halifax; Art Gallery of Ontario (Artists with their Work Extension 
          Program/Toronto; The Western Front/ Vancouver; Open Space (Filmmakers 
          with their Work series)/ Victoria
          Note: PRIVATE PROPERTY/PUBLIC HISTORY was sold for broadcast on P. B. 
          S. (Channel 17 Buffalo) in Winter 82-83 as part of the Frontiers series, 
          curated by Lynn Corcoran, Media Studies, Buffalo.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Gift to Last: A Cinematic Time Capsule", John Bentley Mays, 
          Globe and Mail (Feb. 1, 1982)
          "Content as Form/Film as Comment", Jennifer Oille, Vanguard 
          (May 1982)
          "Language and Representation", (catalogue essay), Philip Monk 
          (1982).
          "'Descent' by Doyle brief but impressive", John B. Mays, Globe 
          & Mail, (Jan. 29, 1983)
          "The Imbalance of Good and Evil", by Jennifer Oille, The Canadian 
          Forum, Vol. LXIII, No. 727, April 1983.
         SELECTED WRITING
          "Transcript", Top Stories, Hallwalls, New York, (1981). "Telefacsimile", 
          Only Paper Today, Volume 5 Number 10 (1978).
          "Robotics, A Case Study", Impulse, Vol. 7 Number 1 (1979). 
          "Free Speech Catalogue", P. A. I. F. S. , N. Y. C. (1979). 
          "Model for a Prose Algorithm, Only Paper Today, Vol. 6 Number 8, 
          (1979).
          "Conversational Machines, Impulse, Vol. 8, Number 2, (1980) "Envy", 
          Impulse, Vol. 8, Number 3, (1980)
          "Facsimile Hardware", Parallelogramme Retrospective II, (Summer 
          1980).
          "Fading", Vol. 9 Number I, (1981)
          "A Chronology of Censorship in Ontario", Impulse, Vol. 9 Number 
          2 (1981).
          "Appropriation of Suffering", Impulse, Vol. 10 Number 1 (Summer 
          1982).
          "Nuclear Strategy/Political Will", (Editor), Impulse, ibid. 
          "Rate of Descent", Impulse, (Spring 1983).
          "Nicaragua, A Report", Vanguard, (Sept. 1983).
          "9 Texts", (A Book of 9 Texts), YYZ Gallery, (Sept. 1983). 
          "Culture of Nicaragua", issue, Impulse (Spring 1984), (Edited 
          with an introduction by Judith Doyle).
         PETER DUDAR
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          TWO PASSERSBY ON FOOT (1975), Super 8, B/W, Silent, 28 minutes
          RUNNING IN 0 AND R (1975-76), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 21 minutes
          EDITING ON THE RUN (1976), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 26 minutes
          CRASH POINTS (1976-77), B/W, 16mm, Sound, 19 minutes CRASH POINTS 2 
          (1977), (2 screen projection), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 11 minutes
          PENETRATED (1977), (2 screen projection), Colour, 16mm, 131/2 minutes
          TWO DEADLY WOMEN (1978), (2 screen projection), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 
          15 minutes
          THE DOGS OF DANCE (1978-79), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 19 minutes
          *DP (1982), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 17 minutes 
          *TRANSYLVANIA 1917 (in progress), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 45 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1971 Carmen Lamanna Gallery (visual arts)/Toronto
          1973 A Space (performance)/Toronto
          1976 CEAC (multi-media)/Toronto; Internationaler Kunstmarkt (multi media)/Dusseldorf, 
          Germany; Internationaal Cultureel Centrum (multimedia)/Antwerp, Belgium; 
          Museum of Modern Art, Palazzo Dei Diamanti (multimedia)/Ferrars, Italy; 
          Cavallino Gallery (multi media)/Venice, Italy; Salvatore Ala Gallery 
          (multi media)/Milan, Italy; Anthology Film Archives (film)/New York; 
          Harbourfront (film)/Toronto
          1977 Artists Space (multi media)/New York; Art Gallery of Ontario (multi 
          media)/Toronto; London Filmmakers' Co-op (film)/England
          1978 Musee des Beaux Arts de Montreal 'Festival de Performances' (multi 
          media)/Montreal; Galerie Nachst St. Stephan (multi-media)/Vienna, Austria; 
          'Performance Art Festival', Beursschouberg/Brussels, Belgium; The Funnel 
          (film)/ Toronto
          1979 Le Cinema Parallele (film)/Montreal; "Experienze di Contestualita" 
          SOciale Dell 'Area Post-Artistica", Centro Experimenta/Naples, 
          Italy
          1980 Centrum Srodowisk Artystycznych (multi media)/Warsaw, Poland; Western 
          Front (multi media)/Vancouver; The Funnel (film)/Toronto
          1982 Grierson Film Seminar (film & speaker)/Niagara on the Lake, 
          Ontario
          1983 The Frontier (film broadcast), WNED-TV/Buffalo; Canadian Images 
          Festival (film)/Peterborough; Ann Arbor Film Festival (film)/Michigan
         BRUCE ELDER
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          BREATH/LIGHT/BIRTH (1975), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 6 minutes
          *SHE IS AWAY (1975), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 13.5 minutes
          *PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS (1976), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes
          UNREMITTING TENDERNESS (1977), Colour, Sound,
          16mm, 13 minutes
          LOOK! WE HAVE COME THROUGH! (1978), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 12 minutes
          THE ART OF WORLDLY WISDOM (1979), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 55 minutes
          TRACE (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 1 minute
          SWEET LOVE REMEMBERED (1980), Colour, Sound,
          16mm, 14 minutes
          1857 (FOOLS GOLD) (1981), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 25 minutes
          ILLUMINATED TEXTS (1983), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 180 minutes
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Unremitting Tenderness" and "Look! We Have Come Through!", 
          by Joyce Nelson, Cinema Canada, No. 47 (June 1978)
          "Film, Poetry Reading Spark Artsevent", by Michael Quigley, 
          Hamilton Spectator (Sept. 29, 1979), (review of "The Art of Worldly 
          Wisdom")
          "Confronting Man's Mortality", by Linda Gross, Los Angeles 
          Times (June 22, 1981), (review of "The Art of Worldly Wisdom")
          "Business as Unusual", by Seth Feldman, Cinema Canada No. 
          81 (February 1982)
          "Bruce Elder's Fool's Gold: The Experience of Meaning", by 
          Carole Zucker, Cine-Tracts No. 17 (Winter 1982/83) "Illuminated 
          Texts", by Seth Feldman, Cinema Canada No. 92 (January 1983)
          "Elder's Experiment", by Stephen Dale, NOW Magazine (Jan 20-26, 
          1983), (review of "Illuminated Texts")
          "Film Leaves a Trail of Devastated Viewers", by Barta Testa, 
          The
          Globe Mail (Jan. 21, 1983), (review of "Illuminated Texts")
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "On the Candid Eye Movement", Feldman & Nelson, eds., 
          Canadian Film Reader
          "A Few Remarks on Current Tendencies in Synthesized Music", 
          Electronotes No. 91
          "The Cinema of Illustration, The Cinema of Presentation, The Cinema 
          of Construction", Cine-Tracts No. 6
          "Visual Arts: Snow Seen", review article of Cornwall 'Snow 
          Seen', Canadian Forum Vol LX, No. 700
          "The Persistence of Vision: On Jack Chambers' Paintings and Films", 
          Descant No. 34/35/36
          "Redefining Experimental Film: Postmodernist Practice in Canada", 
          Parachute No. 27 (Summer 1982)
          "Introduction" (on varying concepts of the self in the history 
          of avant-garde cinema), Cine-Tracts No. 17
          "Michael Snow's 'So Is This"', Parachute No. 29 (Winter 1982/ 
          83
          "Image: Representation and Object: The Photographic Image in Canadian 
          Experimental Film", OKanada (Catalogue, Akademie der Kunste, Berlin 
          1982) trans. Cinema Canada , special publication Film & The Future 
          (June 1983) "Owen Land", review, Parachute No. 30 (Spring 
          1983)
        FAST WURMS
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * ZIG ZAG (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 7 minutes CHINO CHU CHU (1980), 
          Colour, Sound, Super 8, 18 minutes
          * SUICIDE RE-ENTRY (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 18 minutes
          * GONE FISHING/BRIOCHE DU CAREME (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 10 
          minutes
          * UNIVERSAL COLOUR SYSTEMS (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 18 minutes
          A FEW NOTES ON ERADICATING THE STAR SYSTEM IN AMERICAN CINEMA (1980), 
          Colour, Sound, Super 8, minutes
          VANGO! EST TU GAUGIN? (1981), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 30 minutes
          I FEARED I'D BE THE MAIN COURSE (1981), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 6 minutes
          POLYMER RABBIT LAUNCH (1981), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 13 minutes
          * TRIGGERS & SCANNERS (1981), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 17 minutes
          FAUVES GET LAND LEGS (1982), Colour, Sound, Super 8, minutes
          T-BONE BANK (1983), Colour & B/W, Sound, Super 8, minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1980 The Cabana Lounge/Toronto; Splash Gallery/Ottawa
          1981 Open Space Gallery/Victoria; The Funnel/Toronto; London Filmmakers' 
          Co-op/England; Stichting Logos/Belgium; Ontario College of Art/Toronto
          1982 The Rivoli/Toronto; Metro Media/Vancouver; The Cameron Tavern/Toronto; 
          Lunapark/West Berlin; Institut Unzeit/West Berlin; Aorta/Amsterdam; 
          Canada House/London; Chapter Art Centre/Wales; The Funnel (installation)/Toronto 
          1983 The Rivoli/Toronto; 'Snow-She-Bones', Ydessa Gallery/ Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Splash showcases off-beat film", The Citizen (July 17, 1981) 
          "Making New Waves", Today Magazine (May 16, 1982) "Wurms 
          video appetizer", Globe & Mail (July 28, 1982) "Rough 
          Cut/Material Transformation", by Jennifer Oille, Vanguard (Oct/Nov 
          1982)
          "Fast Wurms 'Snow-She-Bones', Ydessa Gallery", by Diana Nemiroff, 
          Vanguard (Sept. 1983)
        MIKKI FONTANA
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          COURTS OF CHAOS, (1978), Video, Colour, Sound, Co-Produced with Ray 
          Gallon
          *GODZILLA VS THE CN TOWER (1981), Colour, Sound, 8 minutes, Super 8
          *MY OWN WESTERN (1983), Colour, Sound, 6-10 minutes, 16mm
          MONSTER MASH ((1983) B & W, Regular 8, Sound cassette, 24 minutes
          YELLOWKNIFE: NIGHT IN CHINATOWN (1983), Colour, Sound, 20 minutes, Super 
          8, Work in progress
          FOREST CITY; P. A. , Super 8, 10 minutes, Colour & B/W, Work in 
          progress
          *42ND ST. -5TH AVE. , Super 8, 3 minutes, Part of Launch 5 
          CHINATOWN, NYC, 6 minutes, Super 8, Colour, Silent
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1982 Quebec City (with Jim Anderson); Berlin, Nov. 30-Dec. 16 1983 Kitchener 
          Waterloo Art Gallery (March); June
        ELDON GARNET
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          PICTURES (1967 L'HEURE D'OEUF (1974)
          ENCLOSURE (1975) AIRSWIM (1976)
          * EINSTEIN'S JOKE (1978), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 20
          minutes
          * PORTRAITS (1977- ), (a continuing project), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 
          60 minutes
          WINNING (1979), (with Ross McLaren)
        RIC GREENWALD
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          12/1/74, 1974, Colour, Silent, 4 minutes, 16mm
          LEROY 13, (1975), Colour, Silent, 3 minutes
          ENTROPY (1975), Colour, Silent, 21/2 minutes
          WEDDING (1975), Colour, Silent, 4 minutes
          UNTITLED (Ron and Pat's), (1975), Colour, Silent, 30 seconds
          THE KID IS TOUGH (1976), B/W, Silent, 21/2 minutes 
          ANDRE'S BIG TRIP (1976), Colour, Sound, 3'/2 minutes 
          COLOUR EXERCISE (1976-77), Colour, Silent, 31/2 minutes 
          THE BIG BARGAIN COMEDY 4 MINUTES (1977), Colour, Silent, 4 minutes
          UNTITLED (Hollywood) (1977), Colour, Sound, 30 seconds
          A HISTORY: 1956-57 (1977-78), Colour, Sound, 2'/2 minutes
        ESCAPE (1976-78), Colour, Silent/Sound, 8 minutes 
          UNTITLED (Man on Train) (1967-78), Colour, Silent, 45 seconds
          UNTITLED (Yost) (1978), Colour, Silent, 11/2 minutes 
          RHYTHM (1978), Colour, Silent, 2 minutes
          ANTHEM (1979), Film/Performance, 3 minutes 
          *LAND (1976-79), Colour, Sound, 10 minutes
          UNTITLED (Story) (1979), B/W, Silent, 2 minutes'
          *WWII: I WASN'T THERE (1979), B/W, Sound, 1 minute 
          *A WEEK OF NANCY (1980), Colour & B/W, Silent, 2 minutes
          THE VICAR (1979), B/W, Silent, 3 minutes
          JIMI and the INCAS (1979), Film/Performance, 4 minutes 
          *TABULA RASA (1980), Colour, Silent, 30 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1979 Ann Arbor 16mm Film Festival/Ann Arbor, Michigan;The Funnel/Toronto; 
          Cinematheque Francaise/Paris, France; Chicago Filmmakers/Chicago, Ill.
          1980 Manhattan Cable Television/NYC; Short Show, Mudd Club/NYC; Times 
          Square Show/NYC
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto
        VINCENT GRENIER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          WINDOW CHIMES PART ONE (1974), Colour, Sound, 27 minutes
          SHADE/TOILE (1975), Colour, Silent, 16 minutes
          CATCH (1975), Colour, Silent, 5 minutes
          LIGHT SHAFT/PUIT DE LUMIERE (1975), B/W, Silent, 8 minutes
          WORLD IN FOCUS (1976), Colour, Silent, 20 minutes
          WHILE REVOLVED (1976), Colour, Silent, 12 minutes 
          TRIANGLE (1976), Colour, Silent, 10 minutes
          X (1976), B/W, Silent, 9 minutes
          INTERIEUR/INTERIORS (to A. K. ), (1978), B/W, Silent, 15 minutes
          CLOSER OUTSIDE (1979-81), Colour, Silent, 10 minutes 
          ARCHITECTURE (1979-81), B/W, Silent, 8 minutes
          D'APRES MEG (1982), Colour, Sound, 19 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1976 Millenium/NYC; San Francisco Museum of Art; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto
          1977 Canyon Cinematheque/San Francisco; Musee d'Art Contemporain/Montreal
          1978 Whitney Museum/NYC; McGill University/Montreal 1979 Walker Art 
          Center/Minneapolis, Minn.; Media Study, Albright Knox Art Gallery/Buffalo
          1980 The Funnel/Toronto; Kinemathek E. V. /Berlin; 11th Biennale of 
          Paris
          1981 Cineprobe, Museum of Modern Art/NYC; Anthology Film Archive/NYC
          1982 Collective For Living Cinema/NYC; University de Montreal/Montreal
          1983 Universite Laval/Quebec
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Movie Journal", Jonas Mekas Soho Weekly News (Dec. 23,
          1976)
          "Vincent Grenier", Serge Berard, Parachute #10 (Spring 1978) 
          "Four Films by Vincent Grenier", Jim Hoberman, Village Voice 
          June 26, 1978)
          "Vincent Grenier: Recent Work", Martha Haslanger, The Downtown 
          Review (Winter 1979-80)
          "An Instant of Representation in a film by Vincent Grenier", 
          Graham Weinbren and Noll Brinckman, Millenium Film Journal, #7, 8, 9 
          (Winter 1981-81)
          "Vincent Grenier", Michel Larouche, Parachute #31 (Summer 
          1983)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "Untitled", Parachute #2, Montreal (1976)
          "On Films by Ernie Gehr, Alphonse Schilling, Hollis Frampton and 
          George Pandorv", Idiolectics #1 (1976)
          "On Films by Dan Eisenberg, Franklin Miller, Peter Gidal, and Jim 
          Jennings, 10 Years of Living Cinema, (catalogue) NYC (1982)
        ANNA GRONAU
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *MAPLE LEAF UNDERSTORY (1978), 16mm 
          * IN-CAMERA SESSION (1979), Super 8 
          * WOUND CLOSE (1982), Super 8
          * ARADIA (1982), Super 8 
          * REGARDS (1983), 16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS 1978-84
          1978 Cinema Parallele/Montreal
          1979 Festival of Festivals/Toronto
          Chicago Filmmakers; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; Av'Geschoss/West 
          Berlin; London Filmmakers' Co-op/England; The Rivoli/Toronto
          1983 Womanfilm Festival/Quebec City; The Funnel/Toronto; Canadian Images 
          Film Festival/Peterborough; Off-Centre Centre, Calgary/Alberta; Millennium 
          Film Workshop/New York City; Zone Cinema/Hamilton; "The Frontier" 
          Public
          Broadcasting System/Buffalo, New York.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          Review in Vanguard by Jennifer Oille (May 1983)
         SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
          "Snow Seen", review of Regina Cornwell in Funnel Newsletter 
          (1980)
          "Three Films by David Anderson", Funnel Newsletter (1980) 
          "Two Buildings by Steven Niblock", Funnel Newsletter (1981) 
          "Experimental Film: A Problem of Definitions, Parallelogramme Retrospective 
          III (1979)
          "Magic, Witchcraft and Film, Parallelogramme, Vo.. 8 No. 2 (1982)
          "James Anderson, A Chronology of Work, Funnel Newsletter (1983)
          "Independent Thinking: The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers, 
          Cinema Canada (July 1983)
          "Yukon Postcards by Blaine Allen", review in Vanguard, (Nov. 
          1983).
          "Film Censorship in Ontario", chapter for upcoming book on 
          censorship published by Book & Periodical Development Council (1984).
          "Censorship: Caught in the Crossfire, Parallelogramme (March 1984).
        ROBERT GUTTERIDGE
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          BEETHOVEN-MAN AND GENIUS (1970-75) 
          BREUGEL'S PEOPLE (1973)
          WHAT ARE CONTOUR LINES? (1974)
          PRESTO (1977)
          AMBIENCE (1978)
          CASSATION (1978)
          * EPHEMERAL PERPETUITY (1979), Colour, Sound, 91/2 minutes, 16mm
          *BY PASS (1979-80), Colour, Sound, 111/2 minutes, 16mm 
          *SALZBURG SKETCHES (1980)
          LILLIAN (1981)
         WORKS IN PROGRESS
          SWISS MOVEMENT ALBUM
          PASSING OVER
          INFERNO
          ESSE EST PERCIPI
        BARBARA HAMMER
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          I WAS/I AM (1973), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 71/2 minutes
          A GAY DAY (1973), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 3 minutes SISTERS! (1973), Colour, 
          Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes
          * DYKETACTICS (1974), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 4 minutes
          * "X" (1974), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes
          * MENSES (1974), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 4 minutes
          * PSYCHOSYNTHESIS (1975), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes
          MULTIPLE ORGASM (1975), Colour, Silent, 16mm, 8 minutes
          MOON GODDESS (1976), (With Gloria Churchman), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 15 
          minutes
          THE GREAT GODDESS (1977), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 28 minutes
          DOUBLE STRENGTH (1978), B/W & Colour, Sound, 16mm, 16 minutes
          AVAILABLE SPACE (1978), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 20 minutes
          * SAPPHO (1979), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 7 minutes
          * OUR TRIP (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 4 minutes 
          * AREQUIPA (1981), Colour & B/W, Silent, 16mm, 10 minutes 
          * SYNC TOUCH (1981), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 10 minutes 
          * POOLS (1981), (With Barbara Klutinis), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 6 minutes
          THE LESBOS FILM (1981), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 30 minutes
          POND AND WATERFALL (1982), Colour, Silent, 16mm, 15 minutes
          AUDIENCE (1983), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 33 minutes
          STONE CIRCLES (1983), Colour & B/W, Sound, 10 minutes 
          NEW YORK LOFT (1983), Colour & B/W, Sound, 9 minutes 
          Note: All Hammer's films are available through the filmmaker at:
          P. 0. Box 964, Cathedral Station, New York, N. Y. 10025
         SELECTED SOLO SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1979 A Space/Toronto; Powerhouse Gallery/Montreal; The Woman's Building/Los 
          Angeles; Queen's University/Kingston; Northwest Artists' Association/Portland; 
          George Washington University/St. Louis
          1980 The Glyptotek Museum/Copenhagen; Utica College/New York; U of Oregon/Eugene; 
          U of Illinois/Champaigne; U of Indiana/Bloomington
          1981 The Cinemateque/San Francisco; Pasadena Film Forum/ Los Angeles; 
          San Jose Museum of Modern Art; First
          International Feminist Film Conference/Amsterdam; U of Bremen/West Germany; 
          U of Hamburg/West Germany 1982 U of Utah/Salt Lake City; The Arsenal/West 
          Berlin; Encounter Cinema/UCLA; Canadian Images Festival/ Peterborough; 
          The Funnel/Toronto; The Cultural House, Grenoble/France; Toulouse Cinema/France; 
          London Filmmakers' Co-op/England; Millenium/New York; Cornell Cinema/Ithica; 
          Media Study Centre/Buffalo
          1983 S. U. N. Y. /Binghampton; U of Ohio/Cincinnati; The Cinemateque/San 
          Francisco; Hamilton College, Clinton/New York; Womens' Cultural Festival/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "The National Women's Film Circuit",
          by Elizabeth Brunazzi, Washington Review Vol. IV, No. 1
          "Hammer's Waking Images", by Elizabeth Lay, Plexus (June 1978)
          "Performance in Skylight", by Chris Orr, Plexus (Nov 1977)
          "Second National Women's Film Festival", Off Our Backs Vol. 
          VIII, No. 5 (May 1978)
          "Women in Focus", Branching Out, Canadian Magazine for Women 
          Vol VI, No. 1 (1979)
          "Gay and the Art of Motion Picture Making",
          by P. Gregory Springer, The Advocate (Feb. 7, 1980)
          "Performance: Women in Motion", by Mary Stofflet, Artweek 
          (Jan. 10, 1981)
          "Films of Barbara Hammer, Counter-Currencies of a Lesbian Iconography",
          by Jacquelyn Zita, Jump Cut No. 24/25 (March 1981)
          "Barbara Hammer", by Aimee Leduc, The Body Politic (July/ 
          August 1982)
          "Varda Burstyn on Sexuality and Pornography", by Lisa Steele, 
          Fuse Vol 6, No. 1 & 2
          "Art and Censorship", by Varda Burstyn, Fuse Vol. 7, No. 3 
          (Sept/Oct 1983)
          Hvedekorn No. 4 (1980), (This issue commemorates the art work presented 
          at the Glyptotek Museum during the Alternative Conference to the U. 
          N. Conference on Women) Catalogue 80 Langton Street (Catalogue) June 
          1979-April 1980
          "Women and Film: Both Sides of the Camera", by E. Ann Kaplan, 
          pub. Metheun (1983)
          "The Amazing Decade, Women and Performance Art in America, 1979-1980", 
          ed. Moira Roth, pub. Astro Artz (1983)
        FREIDER HOCHHEIM
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * PLURALITY OF VIBRATORY CIRCUMSTANCES (1976), B/W, Sound, 10 minutes, 
          16mm
          HOTLINE (1976), Colour, Silent, 10 minutes, 16mm
          * ACCUMULATIVE DISTINCTIONS EXTENDING A FALSE UTILITY (1977), B/W, Sound, 
          8 minutes, 16mm
          THERE WAS A PHILOSOPHER WITH DOUBLE VISION (1978), Colour, Silent, 12 
          minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1976 Canadian Film Awards/Toronto
          1977 Chicago International Film Festival/Chicago
          1978 Pompidou Centre/France
          1979 Cinema Parallele/Montreal; S. W. A. M. P. /Texas; Detroit Film 
          Project/Detroit; Canadian Images/Peterborough; Ann Arbour Cinema Guild/Ann 
          Arbour, Michigan; The Funnel/ Toronto
          Waterloo Gallery/Kitchener; Canadian Images Festival/ Peterborough, 
          Off Centre Centre Gallery/Calgary; Open Space Gallery/Victoria; OAAG 
          Symposium/Toronto; The Air Gallery/ London, England
        PATRICK JENKINS
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * WEDDING BEFORE ME (1976), Colour, Sound, 7 minutes, 16mm
          G (1977), Colour, Sound, 3.5 minutes, 16mm
          FLUSTER (1978), B/W, Silent, 7 minutes, 16mm
          A SENSE OF SPATIAL ORGANIZATION (1980), Colour, Silent, 16mm
          * RUSE (1980), Colour, Sound, 7 minutes, 16mm
          * SHADOWPLAY (1981), B/W, Sound, 13 minutes, 16mm
          * SIGN LANGUAGE (1982), B/W, Sound, 10 minutes, 16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1981 Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto (Group Show); Broadcast, The Frontier, 
          WNED TV/Buffalo
          1982 National Gallery of Canada/Ottawa (Group Show); O'KANADA, Akademie 
          Der Kunste/Berlin, West Germany, (Film Section); Art Toronto '82/Toronto 
          (Film Section, Group Show); Institute of Contemporary Arts/London, England 
          (Group Show); Studio 200/Tokyo, Japan (Group Show); Pasadena Filmforum/Los 
          Angeles (Solo Show); Millenium Film Workshop/New York City (Solo Show); 
          The Gallery/Stratford (Solo Show); Visiting Filmmaker at Simon Fraser 
          University, University of Victoria and University of Regina
          1983 Mendel Art Gallery/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Solo Show); Tyneside 
          Cinema/Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England (Solo Show); National Film Theatre/London, 
          England (Group Show); Oakville Centennial Art Gallery/Oakville (Solo 
          Show); Broadcast 'The Frontier', WNED TV/Buffalo
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Patrick Jenkins Let's You See The Earth's Invisible Forces", 
          review by John Bentley Mays, Globe and Mail (March 18, 1980) "Patrick 
          Jenkins/Films", review by Martha Fleming, Vanguard Magazine (Summer 
          1981)
          "Report From Toronto", article by Kathryn Elder, Millenium 
          Film Journal No. 10-11 (Fall-Winter 1982)
        NICOLAS JENKINS
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          KATHY DYES HER HAIR (BLACK) (1980, Super 8 
          FETE (1981), Super 8
          *POMEGRANITE CHIC (1982), Colour, Sound, 9 1/2 minutes, Super 8
          THE BRIDGE (1983), Colour, Video, 15 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1981 Mr. Toronto Show, Rogers Cable TV/Toronto
          1982 Concordia College/Montreal; The Rivoli/Toronto; The Funnel/Toronto; 
          Toronto Super 8 Film Festival/Toronto 1983 Masonic Temple (GCDC Dance)/Toronto; 
          Kitchener
        ROBIN LEE
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * AN UNRIGOROUS TREATISE ON BLUE (1980), Colour, Sound, 18 minutes, 
          Super 8
          ALCHEMY #1, Colour, Sound, 10 minutes, Super 8 
          * SONG (1981), Colour, Silent, 10 minutes, Super 8
          * TRAVEL SONG (1982), B/W, Sound, 28 minutes, 16mm 
          * UNTITLED (1983), B/W and Colour, Sound, 4 minutes, 16mm (Found footage)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1981 Ann Arbour Film Festival (Award Winner)/Michigan; Boston Film & 
          Video Foundation/Boston
          1982 Ed Video/Guelph
          1983 Kitchener Art Gallery, "New Narrative"/Kitchener; WNED 
          Buffalo, The Frontier Broadcast, April
          1984 The Funnel (solo)/Toronto; Point of View (cablecast)/ Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          1983 February-The Frontier/Media Study Buffalo (catalogue)
        KEITH LOCK
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * BASE TRANQUILITY (1969), 16mm, Colour, 7 minutes (with Jim Anderson)
          * TOUCHED (1970), 16mm, B/W, 12 minutes (with Jim Anderson)
          * WORK BIKE AND EAT (1971), 16mm, B/W, 45 minutes (with Jim Anderson)
          * EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE AGAIN ALIVE (1975), 16mm, Colour, 75 minutes
          PARADE (1977), 16mm, Colour, 5 minutes
          GOING (1979), 16mm, Colour, 5 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          Ann Arbor Film Festival, Ann Arbour/Michigan; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; 
          Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; Cinema Parallele/Montreal; Festival 
          of Festivals/Toronto; The Funnel/Toronto; Pacific Cinemateque/Vancouver; 
          WNED BuffaloN. Y. , "The Frontier" series
        ROSE LOWDER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          ROULEMENT, ROUERIE, AUBAGE (1978), 16mm, Silent, 15 minutes
          PARCELLE (1979), 16mm, Silent, 3 minutes
          COULEURS MECANIQUES (1979), 16mm, Silent, 16 minutes
          RUE DES TEINTURIERS (1979), 16mm, Silent, 31 minutes 
          * CHAMP PROVENCAL (1979), 16mm, Silent, 9 minutes 
          RETOUR D'UN REPERE (1979), 16mm, Silent, 19 minutes, (single projector 
          version)
          RETOUR D'UN REPERE (1979), 16mm, Silent, 19 minutes, (two copies to 
          be projected superimposed simultaneously) 
          RAPPROCHEMENTS (1979), 16mm, Silent, 23 minutes 
          CERTAINES OBSERVATIONS (1979), 16mm, Silent, 14 minutes, (two copies 
          for simultaneous superimposed projection)
          RETOUR D'UN REPERRE COMPOSE (1981), 16mm, Silent, 59 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          London Filmmakers' Co-op/England; Cinexperimental/ Avignon, France; 
          Millenium Film Workshop/New York; Collective For Living Cinema/New York; 
          The Funnel/Toronto; Pasadena Filmforum/Los Angeles; The Cinematheque/San 
          Francisco; Festival du Cinema Francais 1980/Grenoble; 'Thirty Years 
          of Experimental Cinema in France (1950-1980)', Touring package originated 
          by Centre Pompidou/Paris, France.
        TOBY MacLENNAN
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * ABSENCE OF A HOLE (1981), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 22 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1981 'Apartment', A Space Gallery/Toronto; Concordia University/Montreal
          1982 P. S. 1 (installation/performance)/New York City; Centre for InterAmerican 
          Relations/New York City
          1983 Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; Ann Arbor Film Festival/Michigan; 
          St. Marks Poetry Centre/New York City; Optica Gallery (installtion)/Montreal; 
          Rutgers University/New Jersey
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Toby MacLennan, Writing and Rituals", Criteria Vol. 1, No. 
          4 (Sept. 1975)
          "Avis Lang Rosenberg. Toby Chapman MacLennan, 10 May", Vanguard 
          (August 1976)
          "Modes of Representational Art", Artscanada No. 210-211 (Dec. 
          Jan. 1976/77)
          "Singing to Stars with Sculpture", by Victoria Stevens, Toronto 
          Star (Sept. 23, 1977)
          "The 10th International Sculpture Conference", by Jack Burnham, 
          The New Art Examiner (July 1978)
          "In Search of Illumination", by Sally Banes, Village Voice 
          (May 11, 1982)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "Singing the Stars", pub. Coach House Press
        PAUL McGOWAN
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * FARMSKIPOME (1975), B/W, Silent, 21/2 minutes, Super 8 * EGG YOKE 
          (1976), Colour, Sound, 41/2 minutes, 16mm * LOOSE ENDS (1977), B/W, 
          Sound, 13 minutes, 16mm NASHVILLE CATS (1980), Colour, Sound, 26 minutes, 
          Super 8
          * STEVE AND BOB (1980), Colour, Sound, 61/2 minutes, 16mm * WHY DO YOU 
          WANT TO BE ALIVE? (1981), Colour, Sound, 30 minutes, Super 8
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1982 Pittsburg Filmmakers/Pittsburg; The Funnel/Toronto
          1983 Toronto Super 8 Festival/Toronto; PBS Buffalo (Broadcast) Frontier 
          Series; The Funnel/Toronto
          1984 Plug In Gallery/Winnipeg
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "The Frontier"/Media Study Buffalo, February 1983 (catalogue)
        ROSS McLAREN
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * WEATHER BUILDING (1976), Colour, Sound, 16mm and S8, 10 minutes, 15 
          seconds
          * I. E. (1977), Colour, Silent, 16mm, 14 minutes 45 seconds CRASH 'N' 
          BURN (1977), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 27 minutes 45 seconds
          * SUMMER CAMP (1978), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 60 minutes
          * JANUARY 17, 1979 (1979), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 4 minutes 40 seconds
          * 9X12 (1982), B/W, Silent, 16mm, 1 minute 30 seconds
          * SEX WITHOUT GLASSES (1983), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 12 minutes 30 seconds
          WINNING (With Eldon Garnet), (1979), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 60 minutes
          Numerous works in Super 8
          Films by Ross McLaren are included in the permanent collections of: 
          The Art Gallery of Ontario; American Federation of Arts; The Arts Council 
          of Great Britain; the National Gallery of Canada; and the National Archives 
          in Ottawa.
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1980 Cinema Parallele/Montreal; The Funnel/Toronto; film included in 
          Canadian Experimental Film in the Seventies, toured United States and 
          Great Britain
          1981 Vancouver Art Gallery/Vancouver; State University of New York at 
          Binghampton; Media Study/Buffalo
          1982 XII Biennale de Paris/France; Millennium/New York City; Tokyo and 
          Sapphoro/Japan
          1983 Collective for Living Cinema/New York City; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; 
          Nova Scotia College of Art and Design/Halifax 1979-present Participant 
          in Artists With Their Work organized by the Art Gallery of Ontario. 
          Screenings at various centres in Ontario through this programme.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "The Funnel", pamphlet by Blaine Allen, (1981) "Filming 
          Buildings, Building Films", by Martha Fleming, Parachute (Winter, 
          1981)
          "Magic, Witchcraft and Film", by Anna Gronau, Parallelogramme, 
          Vol. 8, No. 2
        MICHAELLE McLEAN
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * MORNING BED-X (1979), Colour, Silent, Super 8mm, 3 minutes
          * UNTITLED (0) (1980), Colour, Silent, 4 minutes 
          * 20:20 (1980), Colour, Silent, 20 seconds
          * STILL LIFE (1981), Colour, Silent, 21/2 minutes
          * UNTITLED (A) (1983), Colour, Sound, 11 minutes 
          * UNTITLED (1983), B/W, Sound, 5 minutes
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "The Funnel", by Blaine Allan, catalogue National Film Theatre, 
          Kingston (1981)
          "The Frontier", catalogue, PBS & Media Study, Buffalo, 
          (1981) "Six Artists: Two Points of View", catalogue introduction 
          by David Burnett, Shell Canada Resources Limited (1982)
          "An Interview with Michaelle McLean, February 1983", by Leila 
          Sujir, CSIF Film Video Journal Vol 1, No. 1 (Summer 1983)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1979 YYZ Gallery/Toronto; Detroit Film Project/Detroit; The Funnel/Toronto
          1980 Media Study/Buffalo; Chicago Filmmakers/Chicago; Toronto Super 
          8 Festival/Toronto
          1981 'Explorations in Super 8', Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; KAAI 
          Gallery/Kingston; Open Space Gallery/Victoria; London Filmmakers' Co-op/England
          1982 Millenium Film Workshop/New York; Paris Biennale/ France
          1983 Open Space Gallery/Victoria; Calgary Society of
          Independent Filmmakers/Calgary; Forest City Gallery/London; Collective 
          For Living Cinema/New York
         TELEVISION BROADCAST
          `Frontiers Series', film and interview, PBS Buffalo (Oct 1981) `Frontiers 
          Series', film and interview, PBS Buffalo (Spring 1984)
        SANDRA MEIGS
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          THE ELEPHANT MAN (1975), Colour, Silent, 16mm 
          * A DENSE FOG (1977), (Element of large installation), Colour,
          * THE PALE OMNIPRESENT PERSISTENCE (1978), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 15 
          minutes
          * THE MAELSTROM (1980), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 20 minutes
          * APHASIA: CAUGHT IN THE ACT (1981), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 4 minutes
          * PURGATORIA: A DRINKINGBOUT (1981), Colour, Sound, 16mm & Super 
          8 prints, 11 minutes
          SEMI WIND-UP BOUT (1982), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 3 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1977 Eye Level Gallery (installation)/Halifax
          1978 Vehicule Art Gallery (installation)/Montreal; Saw Gallery (installation)/Ottawa; 
          Eye Level Gallery (installation)/Halifax 1980 112 Workshop/New York 
          City; Anna Leonowen's Gallery (installation)/Halifax
          1980 A Space (installation)/Toronto
          1981 Centre for Art Tapes (lecture/screening)/Halifax 1982 Ydessa Gallery 
          (installation)/Toronto
          1983 The Funnel (lecture/screening)/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "A Harrowing Ride Through Sandra Meigs `Maelstrom'", by J.
          B. Mays, Globe & Mail (April 12, 1980)
          Lisa Balfour Bowen, Toronto Star (Jan. 16, 1982) J. B. Mays, Globe & 
          Mail (Jan. 28, 1982) Jennifer Oille, Vanguard Magazine (March 1982) 
          Corinne Mandel, Artmagazine (May/June/July 1982) Richard Rhodes, Parachute 
          (Spring 1983)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          Descant Vol. 14, No. 3 (Summer 1983)
          "Heavens to Betsy", Catalogue, University of Lethbridge Art 
          Gallery (1983)
        MICHAEL MERRILL
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * UNTAMED HOOVES (1974), B/W, Sound, 16mm
          ALL THAT MEAT AND NO POTATOES (1973), 16mm, 5 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1981 "Heads" (drawings), Funnel Gallery/Toronto
          1982 Included in film tour of Europe; Solo show (paintings). Chromazone 
          Gallery/Toronto; "Monumenta", YYZ Gallery/ Toronto
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto; "Hearth" (painting), The Cameron 
          Public House/Toronto; "Unaffiliated Artists", S. L. Simpson 
          Gallery/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Letter From Berlin", by Oliver Girling, Parachute #31 "Unaffiliated 
          Artists", by John B. Mays, Vanguard (August 1983)
          "Representational art back with vengeance", by Christopher 
          Hume, Toronto Star (September 4, 1982)
         SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
          "Cows Crossing, Men Working", (with Stepehn Ellis), self published 
          (1981)
          "Birthday!", Impulse Magazine (1982)
          "Chromatique", Identity Magazine (1982)
          "Hare", Impressions Magazine (1983)
        ADRIENNE MITCHELL
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          ARTISTE (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm and 3/4" Video, 20 minutes
          * BE MY LOVE (1981), B/W, Sound, 16mm and 3/4" Video, 18 minutes
          KIND WHIP (1982), B/W, Silent, 16mm and 3/4" Video, 11 minutes
          ROOFTOPS (1983), (with Natalie Olanick), Colour, Sound,
          Super 8, 7 minutes
          POTSDAMMER PLATZ (1983-84), (in progress), B/W,
          16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1980 The Funnel/Toronto 1981 The Funnel/Toronto
          1982 Chromazone/Chromatique Gallery/Toronto
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto
        SUZANNE NAUGHTON
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          TOASTER (1976), Silent, 4 minutes, 16mm
          AFTERNOON AT NEW ROSE (1978), Sound, 15 minutes, 16mm
          * MONDO PUNK (1978), Colour, Sound, 6 minutes, 16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1978 Ryerson Photo Arts/Toronto; Banff Film Festival (Honourable Mention)/Banff; 
          Rock & Roll Retrospective, British Film Institute/England; The Funnel/Toronto
          1979 Cinema Parallele/Montreal
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Judges Were Split on Punk Rock Film", by Louis B. Hobson 
          Calgary Herald
        STEPHEN NIBLOCK
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          TRANSLACHINS (1974), Colour, Silent, 10 minutes, Super 8 (archival not 
          for rent)
          * 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10—A NEW FICTION (1980), Colour, Silent, 8 
          minutes, Super 8
          * BUDDHA LAS VEGAS (1980), Colour, Silent, 5 minutes, Super 8
          * LADY'S FACE, (1981), Colour & B/W, 10 minutes, Super 8 * THE MAGICIAN 
          SEES (1982), (Film and performance), Colour, Sound, 25 minutes, Super 
          8
          URBAN CAMERA (1982), Sound, 20 minutes, Super 8 THE BOY AND THE BIRD 
          (1983), (film and performance), Colour, Sound, 25 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1977-81 Chicago Filmmakers/Chicago; London Filmmakers Coop/England; 
          Stitching Logos/Belgium; The Funnel/Toronto; Boston Filmmakers Co-op/Boston, 
          Mass.; Chromazone Chromatique/Toronto
          1982 Paris Biennale/Paris; The Funnel/Toronto;
          "OKromazone", Institut Unzeit/West Berlin; Arsenal Kino/ West 
          Berlin; Canada House/England; Aorta/Amsterdam 1983 The Funnel/Toronto; 
          The Mercury Theatre (film/ performance)/Toronto; Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; 
          Pittsburg Filmmakers/Pittsburg; "ChromaLiving"/Toronto
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Films and Performance by Stephen Niblock", by Peter Chapman, 
          Funnel Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 4 (Spring)
          "Visions", edited by Robert Bringhurst, Geoffrey James, Russell 
          Keziere, Doris Shadbolt, published by Douglas & McIntyre (history 
          book)
        MIDI ONODERA
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          " THE BIRD THAT CHIRPED ON BATHURST ST. (1981), B/ W, Sound, 3 
          1/2 minutes, 16mm
          * ENDOCRINE (1983), Colour, Sound, 15 minutes, Super 8 
          * HOME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS (1983), B/W, Sound, 5 minutes, 16mm
          IDIOTS DELIGHT (1983), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 5 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1982 Concordia University/Montreal
          1983 Forest City Gallery/London; Canadian Images Festival/ Peterborough; 
          The Funnel/Toronto; Women's Cultural Building (Bloor Cinema)/Toronto; 
          Mercer Union/Toronto; Women In Focus/Vancouver
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Art Show Goes Beyond Gay And Peace Themes", review by Stephen 
          Brunt, The Globe & Mail (July 2, 1983)
          "Interview", Pink Ink Volume 1/Issue 2 (August 1983)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          Fireweed, Issue 13 (Sept. 1982)
          Incite Magazine (formerly Image Nation) , Vol. 1/Issue 1 (July 1983)
          Pink Ink, Vol. 1/Issue 2 (August 1983)
          Fuse Magazine, Vol. 7, no. 4 (Nov-Dec 1983)
        JOHN PORTER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY Super 8 Films. (P) = Performance.
          1967 SANDBOX, 3 minutes;
          1972 TORONTO ROCK GROUPS, 17 minutes;
          1974 BLUES FESTIVAL, 3 minutes; BASEBALL, 53 minutes;
          BUS ROUTE, 14 minutes; SOAP BOX DERBY, 20 minutes;
          CINEFUGE 1, 3 minutes; SANTA CLAUS PARADE, 10 minutes;
          1975 POLE PAINTING, 4 minutes; POWER SHOVEL, 7 minutes;
          SANTA CLAUS PARADE, 10 minutes;
          1976 FOG RISING , 1 minute; A DAY AT HOME, 3 minutes;
          *JUNA AND 1, 2 minutes; TWO WOMEN, 2 minutes; *0-LEO AND I, 3 minutes;
          WAITING, 13 minutes; CYCLES, 3 minutes; ST. LAWRENCE MARKET, 3 minutes;
          *SANTA CLAUS PARADE, 6 minutes
          1977 AROUND THE CORNER, 3 minutes; CINEFUGE 2, 3 minutes;
          NEW YORK APARTMENT, 3 minutes; EDIE, I minute; THE DISHES, 3 minutes;
          STREETCAR, 3 minutes; QUEEN STREET, 3 minutes; ROOF VIEWS, 7 minutes;
          YONGE STREET, 3 minutes; *MOTHER AND CHILD, 2 minutes; *LANDSCAPE, 1 
          minute;
          HALLOWEEN BALL, 1 minute; MOSCOW CIRCUS, 4 minutes;
          *HIGH SCHOOL MOSAIC, 4 minutes; QUEEN'S TATTOO, 3 minutes;
          CINEFUGE 3, 7 minutes; SANTA CLAUS PARADE, 3 minutes; WATCHING TV, 3 
          minutes;
         1978 SQUARE DANCE, 7 minutes; *FASHION SHOW 1, 6 minutes;
          FASHION SHOW 2, 2 minutes; OWEN SOUND TOUR, 13 minutes;
          0-LEO JUMPING, 3 minutes; HIGHLANDERS BALL, 1 minute;
          TIME-LAPSE DANCE, 2 minutes; HIGHLAND GAMES, 3 minutes;
          C. U. F. F. FESTIVAL, 2 minutes; WINDOW CLEANING, 3 minutes;
          *FIREWORKS, 2 minutes; BAND SPECTACULAR, 7 minutes;
          ORANGE PARADE, 2 minutes; *ROCK JAM '78, 7 minutes;
          DRUM & BUGLE CORPS, 7 minutes; POLICE GAMES, 2 minutes;
          CARABANA PARADE, 3 minutes; *TARTAN TATTOO, 4 minutes;
          WARRIORS DAY PARADE, 3 minutes; MUSICAL RIDE, 1 minute;
          *FERRIES, 4 minutes; DAYS, 5 minutes; SANTA CLAUS PARADE, 3 minutes;
          POST OFFICE, 3 minutes.
          1979 *ICE FOLLIES, 3 minutes; *STOCK EXCHANGE, 2 minutes;
          AMUSEMENT PARK, 6 minutes; *CINEFUGE 4, 4 minutes;
          *ANGEL BABY, 2 minutes; DAVE ANDERSON, 2 minutes;
          1980 *DOWN ON ME, 3 minutes; RAISIN FACTORY, 3 minutes;
          DREAM FACTORY, 7 minutes; *FIREFLY, 3 minutes (P 1 minute);
          PARTY, 2 minutes; PASSOVER I, 7 minutes; PASSOVER 2, 5 minutes;
          FOR JOHN, 3 minutes
        1981 POST OFFICE, 3 minutes; *CALENDAR GIRL, 3 minutes;
          *ANIMAL IN MOTION, 2 minutes, (P); REVOLVING RESTAURANT, 3 minutes, 
          (P);
          SCENIC ELEVATORS, 2 minutes; CINEFUGE 5, 1 minute;
          *TOY CATALOGUE, 5 minutes; *SWINGING, 2 minutes;
          BICYCLE, 3 minutes; *SCANNING 1, 3 minutes, (P);
          SOARIN', 2 minutes; *FASHION SHOW 3, 7 minutes;
          *DRIVE-IN MOVIES, 7 minutes; *ROYAL WEDDING, 17 minutes;
          *MARTHA'S BALLOON RIDE, 4 minutes; *TOM'S TRAMPOLINE, 1 minute;
          T. EDISON, SGT. PRESTON, M. BROWN & F. ASTAIRE, 2 minutes;
          MY TRIP TO EUROPE, 37 minutes; FUNNEL ON TV, 10 minutes;
          1982 TOUR OF A CAT HOUSE, 6 minutes; *EXAMS, 3 minutes;
          SCANNING 2, 3 minutes, (P); SCANNING 3, 2 minutes, (P);
          COLLABORATION MURAL, 3 minutes (with Jim Anderson);
          ROCK JAM '82, 7 minutes; ON THE WATERFRONT, 15 minutes;
          FAMOUS SCENES FROM FUNNEL FILMS, 3 minutes; *CHRISTMAS, 15 minutes;
          1983 WALLPAPER SERIES; *DRAWING GROUP, 5 minutes
          SCANNING 4, 3 minutes, (P); SHOOTOUT AT THE FUNNEL, 3 minutes, (P);
          BEACH PARTY, 15 minutes; CYCLE CIRCLE, 7 minutes;
          HOT ROD TRUCK PULL, 7 minutes; SCANNING 5, 3 minutes;
          CHROMALIVING, 13 minutes (with Chromazone).
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY 16mm Films (P) = Performance
          1969 HOME, 21/2 minutes
          1970 PARK IN THE CITY, 3 minutes, double screen; ALBATROSS, 21/2 minutes
          1971 KEEP ON DANCING, 2 minutes
          1972 SINGING OM, 2 minutes; MORNING SOUNDS, 3 minutes;
          PIROUETTE, 21/2 minutes
          1973 GEE THIS IS AN EXCITING SCHOOL, I HOPE SOMEDAY TO BE A FAMOUS MOVIE 
          DIRECTOR, 30 minutes, multi-media
          1974 BACKWARDS COMMERCIAL 1974, 1 minute; CUBE ROTATION, 10 seconds; 
          EXPERIMENTAL FILMMAKING COMMERCIAL, 2 minutes
          1981 *ANIMAL IN MOTION, 2 minutes, (P)
          1983 ATTACK OF THE UFO, 1 minute
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1971 Canadian Universities Arts Festival
          1974 C. N. E. Student Film Festival/Toronto
          1976 Festival of Canadian Films/Cambridge
          1977 Toronto International Super-8 Film Festival
          1978 The Funnel/Toronto; Toronto International Super-8 Film Festival; 
          Lansdowne Artists' Collective/Toronto
          1979 The Funnel/Toronto; Rice University/Houston, Texas; Detroit Film 
          Project/Detroit, Michigan; YYZ Gallery/Toronto; Cinema Parallele/Montreal, 
          Quebec
          1980 International Festival of Super-8/Brussels; Toronto International 
          Super-8 Film Festival; The Funnel/Toronto; "The All Night Show", 
          MTV/Toronto; Media Study/Buffalo, New York; Chicago Filmmakers/Chicago, 
          Illinois; Mercer Union Gallery/Toronto
          1981 Open Space Gallery/Victoria, B. C. ; Boston Film & Video Makers/Massachusetts; 
          Zone Cinema/Hamilton; "The Frontier", PBS-TV/Buffalo, New 
          York; Stichting Logos Koncerten/Gent, Belgium; London Film Makers Co-op/ 
          England; The Funnel/Toronto; "The All Night Show", MTV/ Toronto; 
          National Film Theatre/Kingston, Ontario; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; 
          International Super-8 Festival/Mexico City; Ind. Film & Video Festival/Tampa, 
          Florida; Ann Arbor 8mm Film Festival/Michigan
          1982 Cine Maison des Beaux Arts/Paris, France; Canada House/ London, 
          England; London Film Makers Co-op/England; Chapter Arts Centre/Cardiff, 
          Wales; AORTA/Amsterdam, Netherlands; Biennale de Paris/France; Arsenal/West 
          Berlin; Institut Unzeit/ West Berlin; Academy of Art/Hamburg, West Germany; 
          Metro Media/Vancouver, B. C. ; The Funnel/Toronto; Collective for Living 
          Cinema/New York; S. W. A. M. P. /E1 Paso, Texas; La Chambre Blanche/Quebec 
          City; Millenium Film Workshop/New York
          1983 Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pennsylvania; Forest City Gallery/ London, 
          Ontario; Kitchener-Waterloo Gallery; Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; 
          Ann Arbor 8mm Film Festival/ Michigan; 'The Frontier' PBS/Buffalo; Off 
          Centre Centre/ Calgary; Pasadena Film Forum/California; The Rivoli/Toronto; 
          Larry's Hideaway/Toronto; The Funnel/Toronto; Art Gallery of Hamilton/Ontario
          1984 Tangente/Montreal; University of Guelph/Ontario
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Art Form or Growing Industry?" by Kerri Kwinter, Fuse (July/ 
          August 1980)
          "Festival Fever in Ann Arbour?", by Steve Szilagyi, Super 
          8 Filmmaker (June 1981)
          "Canadian Art in New York", by Ross Skoggard, Art Magazine 
          (Sept/Oct 1982)
          "Filming Buildings Building Films" , by Martha Flemming, Parachute 
          # 25 (Winter '81)
          "John Porter", Canadian Images Festival 1983 (Catalogue) "John 
          Porter", 10 Years of Living Cinema (No Rose, catalogue issue), 
          (Oct/Nov '82)
          "John Porter/Manuel DeLanda", by Jim Hoberman, Centerfold/ 
          Village Voice (June 8, 1982)
        ROBERT RAYHER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          A MAN IN THE BOX (1977-78), Colour, 16mm, 71/2 minutes 
          PERSISTENCE (1978), Colour, Super 8, 3 minutes
          ONE 1978 (1978), Colour, Regular 8, 12 minutes
          STILL LIFE #2 (1978), Colour, Super 8, 35 minutes 
          FALL WATER (1978), Colour, Regular 8, 4 minutes 
          THE WAY OF LANDSCAPE (1978), Colour, Super 8, 10 minutes
          EVERGREEN (1978), Colour, Super 8, 7 minutes
          STILL LIFE #1: 
          CHERRIES (1978), Colour, 16mm, 9 minutes 
          STUDY FOR STILL LIFE #2 (1978), Colour, Regular 8, 2 minutes
          THE BLUE CLIFF RECORD #1 (1979), Colour, Super 8, 8 minutes
          THE BLUE CLIFF RECORD #2 (1979), Colour, Super 8, 11 minutes
          SUSAN'S FILM (1979), Colour, Regular 8, 10 minutes 
          BLUE CLIFF RECORD #3 (1979), Colour, Super 8, 11 minutes
          * ECLIPSE (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 2 minutes
          * EUREKA (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 5 minutes
          * LETTER TO A LONG LOST FRIEND (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes
          * YELLING FIRE (1980), Colour, Sound, 16mm, 5 minutes 
          * POST CARD 11 (1980), Super 8, 5 minutes
          POST CARD 12 (1980), Super 8, 5 minutes
          OUBLI (with Marie Chouinard), (1980), 16mm, 9 minutes 
          ASPIRATION (1981), 16mm, 9 minutes
          THIS IS ONLY A TEST (by Erosetta Stone, Produced by R. R. )
          (1980), 16mm, 10 minutes
          AN END TO ALL THIS FOOLISHNESS, A FAREWELL TO NO0 YAWK
          (1981), 16mm, 11 minutes
          3X (1981), 16m film loops
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Rayher Chez Articule" by Claire Gravel, Le Devoir Dec. 1979
          "Thirteen Choreographers for two dancers" by Robert Racine, 
          Artscanada, March/April 1981
          "Business as (un) usual" by Seth Feldman, Cinema Canada, Feb. 
          1982
          "Films Experimentaux" by Michel Larouche, Parachute, Setp./ 
          Oct. 1982
         SELECTED WRITING
          "of stones", 1978 Swamp Press
          "Eve'n sang (eh butt-eye vain)" in ldeolects #11, 1981, N. 
          Y. C. "Visual Renewal" in Funnel Newsletter, Winter 1982, 
          Toronto and as "Visuelle Erneuerung", in Film Show Catalogue, 
          Rote Fabrik, Zurich, Switzerland
          "Non-Music" in Musicworks, #18, Montreal
          "Circumstantial Evidence", Catalogue for gallery exhibition 
          at Galerie Optica, Montreal, 1981
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1979 8th International Cinema Festival/Montreal; McGill University/Montreal; 
          Eye Level Gallery/Halifax; The Funnel/ Toronto; Motivation V/Montreal; 
          Articule/Montreal
          1980 Millennium Film Workshop/New York City; Cinema Parallele/Montreal; 
          The Funnel/Toronto
          1981 San Francisco Art Institute Film Festival; Eye Level Gallery/Halifax; 
          London Filmmakers' Co-op/England; Optica/ Montreal; Media Study/Buffalo; 
          Roten Fabrik/Zurich, Switzerland; Concordia University/Montreal; Cinema 
          Parallele/ Montreal; Millennium Film Workshop/New York City; Mount Saint 
          Vincent University Art Gallery/Halifax
          1982 Real Art Ways/Hartford, Connecticut
          1983 Articule/Montreal
        PIERRE ROVERE
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY/VIDEOGRAPHY
          * BLACK AND LIGHT (1974), B/W, Sound, 16mm, 8 minutes SURFACES (1976), 
          Colour 3/4" video, Sound, 12 minutes IRIS (1976), Colour, Sound, 
          16mm, 9 minutes
          ZEBRES (1978), Colour, Silent, 16mm, 7 minutes FORWARD (1978), Colour, 
          Sound, 16mm (Cinemascope or standard), 18 minutes
          FUSION (1979), Colour, Sound, 3/4" video, 31 minutes
          LE VAUTOUR (1980), Colour, Sound, 3/4" video, 4 minutes TIME ZONE 
          (1979-81), Colour, Sound, 3/4" video, 19 minutes
          UNTITLED (1982), 9 compugraphic photographs, 20cm x 20cm
          TO (1983), videotex NAPLPS (compugraphics), 4 minutes at 1200 buads 
          or more
          INTO (1983), video NAPLPS (compugraphics), 1 minute at 1200 bauds
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1974 ler festival internationale de l'image et du film abstraits/ Montpellier 
          (Grand Prix for Black & Light)
          1975 5th International Film Festival/Montreal; Third International Computer 
          Art Festival/New York
          1976 Festival of Expanded Cinema, Institute of Contemporary Arts (installation 
          & film)/London, England; 'French Avant Garde Film Today', Anthology 
          Film Archives/New York; 4emes rencontres internationales d'Art contemporain/La 
          Rochelle 1977 MBXA/Paris
          1978 7th International Film Festival/Montreal
          1979 `Kinechromies' tour: The Funnel, York University, Le Cinema Para1161e, 
          University of Winnipeg, National Gallery of Canada, Pumps; 9th International 
          Festival of Experimental Music/Bourges; Centre Pompidou (installation)/Paris 
          1980 MBXA/Paris; Centre culturel Pierre Bayle/Besancon; Paris Biennale 
          (installation)/Paris; Tart video franca's', American Centre/Paris
          1981 The Funnel/Toronto; Millenium Film Workshop/New York; Fissfilm/Paris; 
          9th Biennale de Paris in Finland and Portugal (video)
          1982 12th Festival de Bourges (video); '30 ans de Cinema Experimental 
          en France', Paris, 1982-Montreal, 1984; Branchements Cinegraphiques/France 
          (tour)
          1983 17th Biennale de Sau Paulo (compugraphics); Gallerie du Musee de 
          Quebec; 'Canadian Video Selection', tour of France; 12th Festival de 
          Nouveau Cinema/Montreal
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Une Histoire du Cinema", catalogue, edited & published 
          by the MOMA, Centre Pompidou, Paris (1976
          "Une Eloge du Cinema Experimental", by Dominique Noguez, MOMO, 
          Centre Pompidou, Paris (1979), (catalogue)
          "Festival de Nouveau Cinema, Montreal", #5, 7, 10, 12 (catalogies)
          "Le Regard Active", 24 images (winter 1983/84)
          "Un Video de Pierre Rovere", by Claire Gravel, Le Devoir, 
          (May 1980)
          "Pierre Rovere Reveler d'autres dimensions visuelles", by 
          Robert Juster, Dimanche-Matin (No. 39, September 27, 1981)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "La Video, support artistique", La Chambre Blanche (Se-t. 
          1982) "Circuit", Cinematographie (Winter 1981)
        JULIAN SAMUEL
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          JANUARY WINDOWS (1976), Colour, Silent, 30 minutes, 16mm
          FORMATION (1976), Colour, Silent, 11 minutes, 16mm 
          LINE, GEORGE, AND WATER STREET BOOGIE WOOGIE (1977), Colour, Silent, 
          23 minutes, 16mm
          PORTRAIT OF CYNTHIA (1978), Colour, Silent, 54 seconds 
          DICTATORS (1982), B/W, Sound, 13 minutes
          IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN (1982), Colour, Sound, 50 minutes, 16mm
          THE LONG SLEEP AND BIG GOODBYE (1983), B/W, Sound, 14 minutes, 16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1976 Cinema Lumiere/Toronto; Harbourfront/Toronto
          1977 Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto; Artspace/Peterborough 1978 The 
          Funnel/Toronto; Canadian Images Festival/ Peterborough
          1979 Canadian Images Festival/Peterborough; Cinema Parallele/ Montreal
          1982 Tyneside Film Festival/England; The Funnel/Toronto
        ALAN SONDHEIM
         SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          HOLLYWOOD (1981) 16mm
          FILMS 1-8 (1982), 16mm
          FILMS 8-16 (1982), 16mm
          TALKING CURE (1982), 16mm
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          Village Voice, Review by Carman Moore, 1969
          Village Voice, Review by Tom Johnson, 1974
          "Bykert Show" by Kenneth Baker, Art Forum, 1971
          "Projects in Nature" by Roberta Smith, Art Forum, 1975 "Beyond 
          Reductivism" by Robert Horvitz, Art Forum, December 1974
          "The End of Intelligent Writing" , Review by Richard Kostelanetz, 
          1974
          Soho Weekly News, Review by Ann Sargent-Wooster, 1977 "Raw Material", 
          Review by Maedlein Burnside in Soho Weekly News, 1977
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1971 Nova Scotia College of Art and Design/Halifax
          1972 Oberlin College 1973 Brown University 1974 Yale University
          1975, 1977 Biennales Whitney Museum/New York City
          1976 Museum of Modern Art/New York City
          1980 The Kitchen/New York City
          1981 Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto
          1983 Millennium Film Workshop/New York City; The Funnel/ Toronto; Foundation 
          for Art Resources/Los Angeles; Newport Harbour Art Museum
         SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
          "An, ode", Burning Deck Press
          "Analysis of Situation" 1972
          "Resonances" (for Bylert group show) 1971
          "Strata" NSCAD PRESS, 1972
          "General Description of the World (for NSCAD show) 1972 "The 
          Structure of Reality" NSCAD Press, 1977, Williams College Art Department 
          Publisher, 1977
          "A Number of ..." 1977
          "The Notebook" 1977
          Articles and Reviews in: Arts Magazine, C. A. A. Journal, Real Time 
          II, The World, Hartford Advocate, C. E. A. C. newspaper, Informations 
          et Documents, Art-Rite, Art Papers, Millennium Film Journal, etc.
          Allen Sondheim was also the editor of "Individuals: Post-Movement 
          Art in America", Dutton, 1977
        EDITH STEINER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          FAKE MILK COMMERCIAL (1980), B/W, Sound on cassette, Super 8, 3 minutes
          A NIGHT IN THE LIFE OF MY T. V. SET (1982), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 
          3 minutes
          * EXAMINATION ABOARD A UFO (1983), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 5 minutes
          DANCE PARTY (1983), Colour, Sound on cassette, Super 8, 5 minutes
          WELCOME HOME (1983), Colour, Silent, Super 8, 7 minutes WHITE FLAG (Film 
          Performance), Super 8 loop, varied lengths
          I WALK THE LINE (1983), (FilmPerformance), 16mm loop w/ musicians
         SELECTED SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
          1974 'Recent Photographs', 567 Gallery/Toronto; The Women's Centre/Waterloo
          1975 'Exposure', Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto
          1982 Arsenal Kino/West Berlin; The Funnel/Toronto
          1983 Pittsburg Filmmakers/Pittsburg; 'Performance & Film', Mercury 
          Theatre/Toronto; The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery/ Kitchener; 'Mostly 
          Rock & Roll', The Funnel/Toronto; `Showdown at Sundown', The Funnel/Toronto
          1984 Plug/In Inc. Gallery/Winnipeg
         PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLISHED IN
          Image Nation (1974), Impressions Magazine (1974), Miss Chatelaine (1974), 
          Night Out (1976), Shades (1977, 1978), File (1977), New York Rocker 
          (1978), Macleans (1980, 1981), Toronto Life (1980), Today (1980, 1981), 
          Star Week (1982)
        LEILA SUJIR
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          SPECTRA (1972), (with Roger Mitchell), 16mm, Sound, 32 minutes
          * TECHNOLOGICALLY NATIVE: A NARRATIVE DOCUMENT (1981), (with Douglas 
          Berquist), 16mm, Sound, 12 minutes
          INDIA FILES (in progress), Super 8
         SELECTED SCREENINGS (for Technologically Native)
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto; CSIF/Calgary; Off Centre Centre/ Calgary; 'Semiotics 
          & Art Panel'/Calgary
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY (for Technologically Native) 
          "The World Between Subject and Object", by Sarah Murphy, CS/F 
          Film Video Journal (Summer 1983)
          "A Review of 'Technologically Native-A Narrative Document"', 
          by Don Mabie, Vanguard (September 1983) "Workshop Film as Mystifying 
          as its Title", by Fred Haesaker, Calgary Herald (June 14, 1983)
         SELECTED WRITINGS
          "A Review of 'Crash Points' by Peter Dudar, Centerfold (now Fuse), 
          May 1977
          "Some notes and thoughts after viewing `Rameau's Nephew ... `, 
          for English Speaking Audiences .... Centerfold (now Fuse), 1977
          "A Review of 'The Spiral Stair'-a novel by John Bentley Mays, Centerfold 
          (now Fuse), April 1978
          "Not ready-made (Marcel Duchamp) but having-been-made: Roland Barthes' 
          Roland Barthes, Brick 9 (Spring 1980)
          "The Cutting Edge: Every Picture Tells the Story-Censorship of 
          artists' films", City Limits (July 1982)
          "A Review of 'Agit Prop-, Vanguard (October 1982) "Reconstructing 
          Histories: Wadja's 'Man of Iron'", City Limits (Feb 1982)
          "Taking Big Dog for a City Walk", Fuse (Dec 1982)
          "An Interview with Michaelle McLean from the Funnel ... ", 
          CSIF FilmIVideo Journal (Summer 1983)
          "Technologically Native: Research Document for a Film", (with 
          Douglas Berquist), NeWest Review (April 1983)
        ADAM SWICA
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * MONTANA SHUFFLE (1976), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 12 minutes
          * PEEP AND SQUEAK (1978), Colour, Sound on cassette, Super 8, 8 minutes
          * WORDS/LAZLO/DENTISTRY (1982), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 10 minutes
          * DEATH/ANGER/SEX-WITH JACKIE (1983), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 18 minutes
          * LIVING ROOM-WITH JOHN (1983), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 10 minutes
          * BEAUTY-FOR CONNIE (1983), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 13 minutes
          * DENTISTRY-LAUNCH 5 (1982), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 21/2 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1977 Toronto Super 8 Festival (Honourable Mention)/Toronto 1978 Ann 
          Arbour Super 8 Film Festival (Honourable Mention)/ Michigan
          1979 London Filmmakers' Co-op/England; Cinema Parallele/ Montreal; The 
          Funnel/Toronto
          1980 Detroit Film Project/Detroit; Communal Cinema/Hanover, West Germany; 
          Chicago Filmmakers'/Chicago; Media Study/ Buffalo
          1981 The Funnel/Toronto; KAAI Gallery/Kingston; Art Gallery of Ontario/Toronto
          1982 Arsenal Kino/West Berlin; The Funnel/Toronto
          1983 Forest City Gallery/London; Open Space Gallery/Victoria; CSIF/Calgary; 
          Artcite Gallery/Windsor; Pittsburg Filmmakers/ Pittsburg; Canadian Images 
          Festival/Peterborough; The Funnel (Solo show)/Toronto
          1984 KAAI Gallery (solo show)/Kingston
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "Adam Swica, The Funnel", by Blaine Allan, Parachute 33 (Dec.- 
          Jan. Feb. 1983-84)
          "Five Films by Adam Swica", by Peter Chapman, Opsis (Vol. 
          1, #1 1984)
        VILLEM TEDER
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          *RED (1976), Super 8
          FROM HOME MOVIES (1977), Regular 8
          A CIRCLE (1977), Super 8
          GREATEST HITS (1977), Super 8
          LOOP WITH THREE COLOURS (1977), 16mm
          `MAN AAY' SERIES, #1 (1978), Regular 8
          EXPERIMENTS IN NON-ORDINARY PROCESSING OF 7389 (1978), Super 8
          *EYES (1978), Super 8
          HOMAGE TO HENRY FORD (1978), Super 8
          *THIS WAY OUT (1978), Super 8
          FRANK (1978), 16mm
          JANUARY 8, 1978 (1978), 16mm
          GREEN (1979), Super 8
          * CELLULAR PROGRESSION (1979), 16mm
          INCIDENTS FROM THE TRIM BIN (1979), 16mm * THE INTERVAL (1979), 16mm
          LITE/LINEDRAWING (1979), 16mm
          * MAN RAY SERIES #3 (1979), 16mm
          PAINTING WITH THREE COLOURS (1979), 16mm
          * RESONANCES (1979), 16mm
          A FILM OF THE FILMMAKER UNPACKING HIS BAGS (1980), Super 8
          * MUSKOKA, NOV. 1979 (1980), Super 8 * TREES AND GRASS (1980), Super 
          8
          A FILM OF THE FILMMAKER UNPACKING HIS BAGS
          (1980), 16mm
          LEADING UP TO (1980), 16mm
          * SEQUEL TO TREES AND GRASS (1981), Super 8
          * `BATKI' #5 (1981), 16mm
          GREEN AND BLUE (1981), 16mm
          MOIRE STUDIES (77, 78), COLLECTED (1982), 16mm
          PROCESSING EXPERIMENTS (1982), 16mm * PSYCHOLOGY 101 (1982), 16mm * 
          VACATION STUDIES (1982), 16mm * IF YOU FIND A WAY OUT (1982), 16mm * 
          NOVEMBER 13, 1982 (1982), 16mm
          * NO COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL (1983), 16mm
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          Toronto, Ontario; Houston, Texas; Buffalo, New York; Chicago; Ann Arbor, 
          Michigan; Kingston, Ontario; Montreal, Quebec; Athens, Ohio; British 
          Columbia; London, Ontario; London, England; Paris, France (1982 Biennale); 
          Hamilton, Ontario; Oakville, Ontario; Ghent, Belgium.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "The Experimental Film Work of Villem Teder, article by A. Gronau 
          in Funnel Newsletter (No. 4, March 1980)
          "Canadian Art in New York", review by Ross Skoggard in Art 
          Magazine (sept/Oct 1982)
        CAROLINE WHITE
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          * TEST RABBIT (1983), Colour, Sound, Super 8, 5 minutes * WATER (1983), 
          Colour, Sound, Super 8, 3 minutes THE ARTIST AND THE CRITIC (1983), 
          Colour, Sound, Super 8, 6 minutes
          ROUND 30 (1984) B/W, Super 8, Sound, 4 minutes MIGHTY LEADERS (1984), 
          B/W, Sound, Super 8, 2 minutes YOUR GAZE (1984), Colour & B/W, Sound, 
          Super 8, 3 minutes
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto; The 0. C. A. Show, The Funnel/ Toronto
          1984 "The Deeply Buried Truth", The Funnel/Toronto
         SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
          "Targeted Training", Impulse Magazine (Fall 1983) "Control", 
          SIC #4 (1983)
          "Photo Series", RANT (1983)
        JOYCE WIELAND
        SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
          TEA IN THE GARDEN (1958), Collins & Wieland, 16mm, 4minutes
          ASSAULT IN THE PARK (1959), Snow & Wieland, 20 minutes
          LARRY'S RECENT BEHAVIOUR (1963), 8mm, Colour, 18 minutes
          PEGGY'S BLUE SKYLIGHT (1964), 8mm, 17 minutes 
          PATRIOTISM, Part One (1964), 8mm, Colour, 15 minutes 
          PATRIOTISM, Part Two (1964), 8mm, Colour, 5 minutes
          * WATER SARK (1964-65), 16mm, Colour, 14 minutes
          1933 HAND TINTING (1967-68), 16mm, Colour, 14 minutes 
          SAILBOAT (1967-68), 16mm, B/W (printed on colour stock), 3 1/2 minutes
          CATFOOD (1968), 16mm, Colour, 13 minutes
          RAT LIFE & DIET IN NORTH AMERICA (1968), 16mm, Colour, 14 minutes
          REASON OVER PASSION (1967-69), 16mm, Colour, 90 minutes
          DRIPPING WATER (1969), 16mm, 10 minutes (co-directed by Michael Snow)
          PIERRE VALLIERES (1972), 16mm, 33 minutes SOLIDARITY (1973), 16mm, 8 
          minutes
          THE FAR SHORE (1979), 35mm, feature length 1 hour, 46 minutes (distributed 
          Astro Films)
         SELECTED SCREENINGS
          1963 First Program of Underground Films, The Isaacs Gallery/ Toronto
          1967 Bostom Museum of Contemporary Art, "Canadian Film Survey"/Boston; 
          The Jewish Museum/New York, "The Painter as Filmmaker"; "World 
          Festival of Experimental Films", Knokke-Le-Zoute/Belgium
          1969-70 Canadian Mini Festival (Canadian Films sent through Europe by 
          The Department of External Affairs); Oberhausen Film Festival/Austria; 
          "Reason over Passion", Edinburgh Film Festival/Scotland
          1970 Cannes Film Festival
          1968 "Five Films by Joyce Wieland", Museum of Modern Art 1971 
          Premiere of "Reason over Passion", Museum of Modern Art; "First 
          Major Film Festival of Women's Films", Fifth Avenue Cinema/USA
          1972 "Structural Films", Vancouver Museum; "Joyce Wieland 
          Retrospective", Pacific Film Archives/Berkeley, California; Sonsbeek 
          Film Festival/Holland; "Festival of Women's Films", New York 
          Cultural Centre
          1973 "Retrospective Films of Joyce Wieland", The Whitney Museum 
          of American Art; "International Festival of New Cinema", National 
          Film Theatre/London, England; "Canadian, American & European 
          Films", Avaunt-Guarde Festival; 2nd International Cat Film Festival/New 
          York, Paris, Berlin 1974"New Forms in Film", Montreux Film 
          Festival/Switzerland 1976 International Women's Film Festival/New Orleans, 
          Louisiana
          1977 "The Far Shore", New Delhi International Film Festival 
          1976 "The Far Shore", Cannes Film Festival
          1978 "The Far Shore", Chicago Art Institute; "The Far 
          Shore", The Museum of Fine Arts/Houston/Texas
          1983 The Funnel/Toronto; Berlin, 0 Kanada/Berlin
          1968 Vancouver Film Festival, Honourable Mention
         FILM COMMISSIONS AND AWARDS
          1967 The Art Gallery of Ontario, Commission "Bill's Hat, film & 
          mixed media
          "Rat Life & Diet in Morth America", 2 prizes at the Third 
          Independent Filmmakers' Festival/New York City, 1969 (The film was sold 
          to German Television, Canadian Television and was screened in the Netherlands).
          The Victor M. Staunton Award—Canada Council, 1972 "The Far 
          Shore"-3 awards—Canadian Film Awards, 1977 "The Far 
          Shore"—London International Film Festival, 1977
         REPRESENTED IN THE FILM ARCHIVES OF
          Museum of Modern Art/New York; The Royal Belgium Film Archives; Farleigh 
          Dickenson University; The Beaubourg Museum/France; The National Gallery 
          of Canada/Ottawa. (The complete works of Wieland).
          The non-film works of Joyce Wieland are represented by The
          Isaacs Gallery, Toronto, and the Yajima Galerie in Montreal. Further 
          information on the artist available on request.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "There is Only One Joyce", by P. Adams Sitney, Artscanada 
          (1970)
          "Interview with Joyce Wieland" by Kay Armatage, Take One (Feb. 
          1972)
          "The Experimental Films of Joyce Wieland" by Lianne M. McCarty, 
          Cinetracts Vol. 5 #1 (Summer/Fall 1982)
          NOTE: This appendix was compiled from information supplied by the artists. 
          Discrepancies in comprehensiveness of information and/or omissions may 
          exist. The Victor M. Staunton Award—Canada Council, 1972 "The 
          Far Shore"-3 awards—Canadian Film Awards, 1977 "The 
          Far Shore"—London International Film Festival, 1977
         REPRESENTED IN THE FILM ARCHIVES OF
          Museum of Modern Art/New York; The Royal Belgium Film Archives; Farleigh 
          Dickenson University; The Beaubourg Museum/France; The National Gallery 
          of Canada/Ottawa. (The complete works of Wieland).
          The non-film works of Joyce Wieland are represented by The Isaacs Gallery, 
          Toronto, and the Yajima Galerie in Montreal. Further information on 
          the artist available on request.
         SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
          "There is Only One Joyce", by P. Adams Sitney, Artscanada 
          (1970)
          "Interview with Joyce Wieland" by Kay Armatage, Take One (Feb. 
          1972)
          "The Experimental Films of Joyce Wieland" by Lianne M. McCarty, 
          Cinetracts Vol. 5 #1 (Summer/Fall 1982)
        
         NOTE: This appendix was compiled from information supplied 
          by the artists.
          Discrepancies in comprehensiveness of information and/or omissions may 
          exist.