Trinity Square Video

Join us on Saturday, July 25, from 2–6 PM for the opening of our summer exhibition, In Orbit.

In Orbit is a multimedia group exhibition exploring the traces and manifestations of the human body across physical and metaphorical worlds. The exhibition lingers in states of in-between—presence and absence, existence and identity, inside and outside, body and mind.

Featuring works by Alessia Gemma Agostino, Cleo Dumas, Eira McIntosh, and Natalie Obregon.

Trinity Square Video
121–401 Richmond St. W.
Toronto, ON M5V 3A8

Opening: Saturday, July 25 | 2–6 PM

On view until September 15, 2026. 

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A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of Blueprints by Kennedy Soong Bouchard on June 10 at 401 Richmond.

It was a wonderful evening of conversation, connection, and reflection as visitors spent time with the work, shared stories, and heard directly from Kennedy about the ideas and experiences behind the exhibition.

Swipe through for a few moments from the night, including a clip of Kennedy speaking about the project.

If you couldn’t make it to the opening, Blueprints is on view at Trinity Square Video until July 15.

Co-Presented by Trinity Square Video & Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU)

Part of the DocNow 2026 Festival - docnowfestival.ca

Trinity Square Video gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our funders:
Ontario Arts Council | Conseil des arts de l’Ontario
Toronto Arts Council
Canada Council for the Arts
Ontario Trillium Foundation

ATTENTION: Media Artists

OPEN CALL: TSV Vitrine Exhibitions

DEADLINE: June 20th, 2026

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ATTENTION: Media Artists

OPEN CALL: TSV Vitrine Exhibitions

DEADLINE: June 20th.

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May at Trinity Square Video was... busy. 👀🍿🎥

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1. May 2026 Recap at Trinity Square Video
A month of screenings, exhibitions, pitches, popcorn, and a few thousand steps.

2. Window decal magic for the installation - I Contain Multitudes.

3. Taking the scenic route through to the ICM Exhibition

4. Lights, camera, Doors Open 2026!

5. Visitors enjoying popcorn and short films—the perfect combo. Featuring OCAD grad creators and NFB selections

6. Behind-the-scenes prep for .x’s Vitrine Exhibition. Tape measure skills: activated.

7. When in doubt, follow the arrows. ➡️➡️➡️ They all pointed to TSV during the Inside Out International Finance Forum

8. Inside Out participants getting pitch-ready. Big ideas loading...

9. Headshots for the head tops. Looking professional has never looked so good

10. New conversations, new collaborations, new connections at Crew Connect 2026

11. That’s a wrap on May. See you at the next recap 😉

Become a TSV Member in 2026. Link in bio.

Doors Open 2026

Join us on Saturday, May 23 at Trinity Square Video for a special screening featuring works by new, emerging, and acclaimed animators from Canada and beyond.

Doors open at 12 PM
Screening begins at 1 PM

Trinity Square Video
401 Richmond St. W., Suite 121
Toronto, ON

Special thanks to all the filmmakers, , and .

Trinity Square Video would like to acknowledge the support of our funders:
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TECH & RENTALS ASSISTANT WANTED

Work with gear. Solve problems. Keep things running.

Join Trinity Square Video this summer in a hands-on technical role supporting equipment rentals, media systems, and exhibitions.

401 Richmond St W, Toronto
May 15 – Aug 15 (3 months)
20–30 hrs/week

Ideal for early-career creatives with some hands-on experience in:

– Cameras + film gear
– Media lab + editing software (Adobe, DaVinci, etc.)
– Exhibition setup + installation

A great chance to build real-world experience in a professional media arts environment.

Apply by May 2.

Full details + how to apply: Link in bio

We all contain multitudes.

Now on view at Trinity Square Video, I Contain Multitudes is a multi-channel video and sound installation by Peter Kyadondo, Joshua Selvaraj & Nicholas Rhind.

Transforming the gallery into an immersive subway environment, the exhibition draws from the shared yet deeply individual experience of public transit. Through multi-channel video and sound, the work considers the subtle dynamics of proximity—where strangers gather in motion, each carrying distinct interior worlds.

I Contain Multitudes reflects on how urban spaces hold both anonymity and connection, inviting viewers to pause within the rhythms of the city.

On view now.

Trinity Square Video
121-401 Richmond St West.
Toronto, ON
M5V 3A8

JOB ALERT: Arts Curator Intern

Trinity Square Video is seeking an Arts Curator Intern to support exhibitions, programming, and communications.

Gain hands-on experience working with artists and contributing to media arts projects. Part-time, $22/hr approximately 18 weeks.

Ideal for emerging creatives interested in media arts and community-based work. Must be eligible for Young Canada Works.

Applications close April 14, 2026.

👉 For more info tap the link in bio.

www.trinitysquarevideo.com

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What does chosen solitude feel like?

In Self-Inflicted Loneliness, Nicholas Murray presents an experimental video and sound installation shaped by restraint, duration, and attention. The work considers solitude as an active state—spatial, temporal, and deliberate.

On view until April 2, 2026
Trinity Square Video
401 Richmond St. W., #121
Toronto, ON

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