East Feast, Beechwood Village, Ottawa 2018

Sharpie ink applied to clear leader – interactive.

Cross-Canada Tour (2015)

16mm film installation views of The Wheel from North Bay & Thunder Bay.

Centre de production Daïmôn, Gatineau, Qc (2015)

Sharpie ink applied to 16mm footage + projector jam yielded unexpected results.

Lumiere Festival (2013) Festival Lumière à Ottawa

16mm footage of horses projected onto the bark of a tree.

Plaza Bridge Underpass (2012) pont Plaza, Ottawa

16mm projection of Untitled – Drinking along with 5 other installations.

6 Neighbourhoods in Ottawa (2009) Six quartiers d’Ottawa

Digital projection of The Wheel at six accessible, public locations in Ottawa.

The Windows Collective (2008-2018) is 6 Ottawa artists who create outdoor public installations using super-8, 16mm, and 35mm film loops. The vision of the collective is to play with the aesthetics of residential and commercial architectural structures in Ottawa, and to re-invent a contemporary and mobile urban art practice built out of the traditions of filmmaking.

Le Windows Collective (2008-2018) est un groupe de 6 artistes d’Ottawa qui créent des installations publiques en plein air à l’aide de super-8, 16mm, et des boucles de film 35 mm. La vision du groupe est de jouer avec l’esthétique de l’architecture résidentielle et commerciale à Ottawa, et à réinventer une pratique de l’art urbain, contemporain et mobile, fondée sur les traditions du cinéma.

L-R/G-D: Pixie Cram, Roger D. Wilson, Paul Gordon, Bridget Farr, Dave Johnson, Ainsley Walton.

The Windows Collective is grateful for support from the City of Ottawa, the Ottawa Arts Council, the Canada Council for the Arts, and the Ontario Arts Council. Le Windows Collective est reconnaissant de l’appui de la Ville d’Ottawa, le Conseil des arts d’Ottawa, le Conseil des arts du Canada, et le Conseil des arts de l’Ontario.

Photography credits this page:
Pixie Cram
Bridget Farr
Mariana Lafrance
Tim Smith