Antimatter Media Art

07/25/2026

07/20/2026

Little Skies: Moving Image Art for Youth
November 7 & 8, 2026
Deluge Contemporary Art, Victoria BC Canada

Produced by the team behind the acclaimed Antimatter [media art] festival, celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2027.
We believe that children possess the openness, imagination and unbounded nature to optimally interact with experimental film and video, or artist’s moving image work. With Little Skies we aim to bring them together. The inaugural event will be held this November 7 and 8 in Victoria, Canada and online.

Little Skies will feature programs of works lovingly selected for a young audience and screened in a friendly, comfortable environment, as well as a hands-on workshop and other activities.

Little Skies will introduce a new and critically formative audience to this expansive and dynamic art form to the benefit of both.
We are looking for moving image works for inclusion in the first iteration of Little Skies. They should be suitable for children and youth, roughly kindergarten to pr***en. Works should not be longer than 10 minutes, and should have been produced in the past decade. Works to be included will be confirmed by October 2, 2026. Screening fees paid.

Submit via FilmFreeway. Deadline September 18, 2026.
http://filmfreeway.com/LittleSkies-MovingImageArtforYouth

06/19/2026

Only one week remaining to submit to the 29th annual Antimatter festival. Final deadline is June 26. Guidelines and entries via our website or FilmFreeway:
www.antimatter.ca | www.filmfreeway.com/AntimatterMediaArt See less

06/17/2026

This is the last week to see Instant Karma, with fantastic works still available for purchase at Deluge Contemporary Art. Our hours are 12 -5, Wednesday through Saturday.

With love and gratitude to all participating artists and with great appreciation for our collector/supporters.

Works will remain available at our online store: deluge.squarespace.com/ikshop

Local buyers please note in-person pick up times are this Saturday, June 20 from 12 - 5pm and Monday June 22 from 1 to 4pm at 636 Yates Street in Victoria.

Photo: Peter Christenson, 301.7AF Triptych (1–2)

Sonja Ahlers | Ellinor Brandenburg | Anthony Carr | Peter Christenson | Gloria Chung | David Crompton | Shauna Doherty | Laura Dutton | Cormack Eacrett | Todd Eacrett | Clint Enns | Lynda Gammon | Eric Gaucher | Emily Geen | Elisa Gonzalez | Internet Vernacular | Dave Johnson | Todd Lambeth | Jeffrey Langille | Jean-Paul Langlois | Christine Lucy Latimer | Dillon Lew'chuk | Janis Crystal Lipzin | Evan Locke | John Luna | Kegan McFadden | Mike Andrew McLean | Mirka Morales | Sasha Opeiko | pee-bee (Noah MacLeod) & Latina Penkova | Brandon Poole | Judith Price | Kathleen Rugh | Grace Salez | Rennie Taylor | Matt Trahan | Christine Walde | Paul Walde | Carrie Walker | Dina Yanni | Carollyne Yardley | Robert Youds

06/08/2026

Accepting submissions for the 29th annual Antimatter festival until June 26. Guidelines and entries via our website or FilmFreeway:
www.antimatter.ca | www.filmfreeway.com/AntimatterMediaArt

06/06/2026

Photo: Elisa González, Untitled (diptych)

Our fundraising exhibition Instant Karma featuring the instant photos of more than 40 international artists, is open today from 12 to 5 at Deluge Contemporary Art, 636 Yates St, Victoria. Instant Karma will be open to the public until June 20th. Online store at deluge.ca

Elisa González is an artist and filmmaker whose practice is centred within creative nonfiction exploring our interconnected relationships with the natural world. Working between analogue experimentation and digital form, process-based making is at the root of her practice. Her work has exhibited internationally in film festivals and galleries and is a recipient of funding awards from Canada Council for the Arts and the National Film Board of Canada among others. She holds an MFA in Documentary Media from Toronto Metropolitan University and a BFA in Photography from Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design. She lives and works on the traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱ wú7mesh Úxwumixw in western Canada.

05/28/2026

OPENING TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7PM AT DELUGE AND ONLINE!
Instant Karma
35th Anniversary Celebration & Fundraiser

Join us on May 29 for a late spring celebration of 35 years of media and visual art programming and the opening of Instant Karma, a fundraising exhibition informed by chance and imagination.

Featuring the instant photographs of 40+ artists, works in Instant Karma will be for sale in the gallery and online, with the website sales portal going live at 7pm on May 29 to coincide with the opening celebration at Deluge. Funds raised will support our new initiative Little Skies: Moving Image Art for Youth, slated for this November.

Photo diptych: Laura Dutton, untitled

Laura Dutton is a photo/video-based artist working and living in Victoria, BC on the unceded territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples. She is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Visual Arts Department at the University of Victoria and received an MFA from the University of Victoria in 2011 and a BFA from Concordia University, Montréal in 2006. Dutton works with photography and video installation to unravel the materiality of lens-based images and disrupt our ability to look straight through to the referent described. By obscuring, degrading or removing the subject matter altogether, her images reveal their own process and become distilled suggestions of what once stood before the lens, offering an epistemological space for the viewer to meditate on the act of seeing and knowing.

05/27/2026

The final entry deadline for the 29th annual Antimatter festival is fast approaching (June 26)!

Submit through FilmFreeway or directly via our website.

www.antimatter.ca
www.filmfreeway.com/AntimatterMediaArt

05/26/2026

Instant Karma, a group exhibition and sale featuring the instant photos of more than 40 international artists, opens this Friday at 7pm PST, online and at 636 Yates Street in downtown Victoria, Canada! This gorgeous work shot with an SX-70 Polaroid on Impossible instant film using a macro lens by Dina Yanni is one of our offerings. All works are priced at $75 CDN for single photos,, $100 and $125 for diptychs and triptychs respectively.

Dina Yanni: "Nefertiti in Glass"
Dina Yanni is an Austrian-Egyptian video artist and researcher based in Vienna. Her work centres on found footage, which she reinterprets through remixing and glitch techniques to uncover underlying narratives, implicit biases and structures of power embedded in popular culture. Drawing on postcolonial theory, critical media studies and broader cultural theory, her practice bridges artistic experimentation and academic inquiry, often intertwining creative production with scholarly reflection.