#loopdaloop

Thanks to everyone for visiting our humble Fieldhouse at Burrard View Park and checking it all out, to London Drugs for their Printing Grant and especially to the Capture Photography Festival. Time to tune up the projectors!

This is it!  Only one more night left for Iris Film Collective’s LOOPDALOOP, and your last chance to check out Sydney Southam’s A Light Smoke (as well as the frame enlargement photo exhibit in the back room!).  Sunday April 28 from 7-9pm at the Burrard View Fieldhouse, 545 N Slocan.

These are the final three nights of Iris Film Collective’s LOOPDALOOP, a part of the Capture Festival! Please drop by for Sydney Southam’s loop installation, not to be missed! 545 N Slocan, Burrard View Fieldhouse.  

LOOPDALOOP continues with its penultimate artist for the next three nights as Ryder Thomas White’s loop installation takes centre stage. Be sure to check it out at 545 N Slocan, Burrard View Fieldhouse!  

LOOPDALOOP continues with its penultimate artist for the next three nights as Ryder Thomas White’s loop installation takes centre stage. Be sure to check it out at 545 N Slocan, Burrard View Fieldhouse!  

LOOPDALOOP continues for the next three nights with Amanda Thomson’s loop installation at Burrard View Fieldhouse as a part of Capture Fest, don’t miss it!

LOOPDALOOP continues for the next three nights with Amanda Thomson’s loop installation at Burrard View Fieldhouse as a part of Capture Fest, don’t miss it!

Great launch last night for Alex MacKenzie’s immersive and—well, hallucinatory—Closed-eye hallucination.  Be sure to catch it Thursday and Friday from 7-9pm at Iris Film Collective’s Burrard View Fieldhouse (545 N Slocan), a part of the Capture Photography Festival.  16mm loopdaloop!