In partnership with the ICCA: Indigenous Curatorial Collective, WNDX presents
Phenomena: Short Films by Canadian Indigenous Women Filmmakers. Phenomena will screen in Marseille, France at Triangle-Astérides Center for Contemporary Art, Thursday, March 23 at 6 pm.
A Prairie Syntax: A Feminist Mapping of Canadian Prairie FilmmakingCurated by Cecilia Araneda for the WNDX Festival of Moving ImagePresented by EMAMI ART Experimental Film Festival, Kolkata, India (Sept 11, 2025) Canada’s WNDX Festival of Moving Image was conceived of in 2005 to bring wider attention to the unique independent and experimental filmmaking community in the city … Read moreWNDX at EMAMI ART Experimental Film Festival in Kolkata, India
WNDX held an Intro to Hand Processing Workshop for BIPOC and S2LGBTQIA filmmakers and creators on August 23 + 24, 2025, led by instructors Cecilia Araneda and Solomon Nagler.
The 2023 WNDX x NIMAC Experimental Moving Image Awards for BIPOC gender diverse experimental media art practitioners.
The 140-page book, Landscape of Moving Images: A Compendium of Prairie Cinema, produced by WNDX in partnership with Nevermore Press, documents artists’ work and independent film histories from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Covering a range of topics from individual artistic practices to the institutional histories of artist-run centres and queer film festivals, this publication assembles … Read moreLandscape of Moving Images
Read the curatorial text written by Cecilia Araneda for the Franci Duran: In Departure’s Wake retrospective screening, Sat Oct 9 at 7 pm, with accompanying Departure Ephemera exhibition at Poolside Gallery. Presented in partnership with Harbour Collective.
Exhibit: Sept 8 – Oct 21, 2017, at PLATFORM gallery Presented in a partnership between WNDX, PLATFORM and Urban Shaman Gallery In early July, 2017 Scott Benesiinaabandan, Florene Belmore and Rebecca Belmore spent a week together in Sioux Lookout, Ontario. A photo from the Ontario Archives taken by John Macfie in 1955 drew the artists … Read moreRadiant Archives: Rebecca Belmore’s At Pelican Falls response essay
Read the curatorial essay by Jenny Western, accompanying the exhibit Modest Livelihood, featuring the work of Duane Linklater (ON) and Brian Jungen (BC), created from over 50 hours of footage shot during two hunting trips in the Dane-zaa Territory in Northern BC. Presented by WNDX, in partnership with PLATFORM.
Offering utopic feminist visions and poignant popular culture remixes, the work of Lorri Millan and Shawna Dempsey is a call to action. Oscillating between performance and film, Millan and Dempsey transform the cinema into a politicized viewing space, one in which the patriarchal constraints of traditional cinematic expression and reception are deconstructed. Rendering the invisible, … Read moreThe Work of Shawna Dempsey & Lorri Millan DVD
Darryl Nepinak burst onto the Winnipeg filmmaking scene in the early 2000s and has since created a radical canon of satirical short films that are as big-hearted as they are scathing. Socially engaged and committed, Nepinak exemplifies the filmmaker as community leader and social critic, one who is mercifully seeking cartharsis and understanding through satirical … Read moreDarryl Nepinak’s Winnipeg DVD