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Greenpoint Film Festival 15th, 2026 edition, we’re dedicated to supporting and promoting the work of independent filmmakers around the world.

Our films on Instagram (@greenpointfilmfestival).

Submission link: filmfreeway.com/GreenpointFilmFestival

We are happy to share the programme of the international conference Pictures of madness: uses of photography in psychiatry (19th–21st centuries) that will take place in Paris on November 20th and 21st (Maison Suger-FMSH, 16 rue Suger, 75006).

This conference is organized by Professor Marianna Scarfone. It will bring together researchers and artists from Canada, France, Italy, Norway, Quebec, South Africa, and Switzerland. Professor Éléonore Goldberg (2D/Experimental Animation) will present her ongoing research through the discussion "The Artists' Entrance: Asylum Archives in Motion," on November 21.

This conference will echo with the ongoing exhibition "Face à ce qui se dérobe : les clichés de la folie", at the museum au Nicéphore Niépce in Chalon-sur-Saône (France).

It will be possible to attend the conference online.

For more information, please read the conference program here: https://historypsychiatry.com/...

Rhythm’n’Roots choir (members includes ECU staff Heather Fitzgerald and Sharon Bayly) presents their autumn concert under the direction of Karla Mundy.

Sat Nov 15

7:30pm

1806 West 15th Ave

https://songroots.tickit.ca/events/31785-rhythm-n-roots-tapestry

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ECUAD alum Katria Phothong-McKinnon's interdisciplinary installation uses two 16 x 16 x16 LED matrix cubes to consider identity, digital existence and cultural preservation. Artist talk Nov 19.

Presented by FORM Festival & The Dance Centre. Details

This podcast uses the LP 'Natalie Brett Quartet: Standards', as a point of departure for a series of wide ranging conversations about music composition, creative process, improvisation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The first episode officially launches November 5th, with subsequent episodes airing the first Wednesday of the month, through March 4th 2026.

The series includes a three part conversation with beloved veteran bassist Clyde Reed. The Natalie Brett Podcast is a collaboration between Carol Sawyer, Megan Tran, and Stevan Oostenbrug, and is created and recorded on the unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsiehl-watuth peoples, in what is often called Vancouver BC Canada. This project grew out of the internship program at the School for Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser University, and we are very grateful for their support.

Podcast Link

Carol Sawyer Instagram