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Before Law
If From Every Tongue It Drips
Dolphins, Ships and Other Vessels
Bugs and Beasts Before the Law
The Stammering Alphabet
Special Works School
Video Home System
The People v. The Cock of Basel
The Wind Sleeps Standing Up
Empire Symbol or a Man and His Mule
Sashay Away
Silent Citizen
Where The Trees Stood in Water

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Border Sounds
An Objective Odyssey
Citizen Kenney: A Love Letter in 3 Parts
In Queer Corners
Mechanized Labour
Oxidize
The Queen’s Punishment
Throwback

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Oxidize




Oxidize is a digitzed 3Channel Super8mm film with live audio performance that speaks to the ways that imperialism circulates within Canada. An extension of a 3 act performance titled The Queen’s Punishment, exhibited at Access Gallery in Vancouver (October 2012), Oxidize extends Bamboat’s concept of Canada’s imperial and settler history by (re) enacting labour, consumption and the reproduction of colonial acts.
Employing the now defunct 1-cent Canadian penny, Bamboat performs producer & re-producer of image and colonial history in Canada

3-Channel Super8mm Film
Digitized
2013
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