Digital Magazine
Issue 2 – We Need Not an Archive, but Songs
For Pleasure Dome’s 30th birthday, Tak Pham presents We Need Not an Archive, but Songs, a selection of three outstanding artworks from past programs that highlight our efforts in engaging and sustaining with the relevant theme of Migration and Displacement. Tak Pham is a Vietnamese contemporary art curator and art critic.
Double-sided Tape, Bo Fan (2018)
Kunįkága Remembers Red Banks, Kunįkága Remembers the Welcome Song, Sky Hopinka (2014)
We Began by Measuring Distance, Basma Alsharif (2012)
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Screenings
August 2020 with Eternal.tv
Pleasure Dome is thrilled to partner with Eternal Family TV (@eternalfamily.tv | eternal.tv) sponsoring two experimental shorts by Emily Drummer and Joanie Wind for the month of August 2020.
Watch on eternal.tv and use promo code PLEASURE
Part of Summer 2020
Announcements
2020 AGM ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of PLEASURE DOME is called for and will be held online on Wednesday, August 26, 2020, 6:30pm via Zoom.
CALL FOR BOARD MEMBER – TREASURER
We are seeking a Treasurer to join our Board of Directors. This volunteer role helps create financially sustainable strategies for the organization.
Book
Sculpting Cinema
2019, Sculpting Cinema. Editors Melanie Wilmink & Solomon Nagler ISBN 978-0-9682115-7-1 In stock Order online Pleasure Dome is pleased to announce the launch of its newest publication, Sculpting Cinema, Ed. Melanie Wilmink & Solomon Nagler. Sculpting Cinema documents the intersections of sculpture, architecture, performance, installation art, and expanded cinema within contemporary Canadian art. Through seven […]
