Colin Campbell (artist)
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Colin Campbell was born in Reston, Manitoba, 1942. Based in Toronto since 1973, Campbell was a pioneer Canadian video artist, producing over 45 tapes. He received his BFA from the University of Manitoba (Gold Medal) and his MFA from Claremont Graduate School, California.
His work has been exhibited internationally since the mid-1970's, including the 1980 Venice Biennale. In 1990 the Winnipeg Art Gallery organized a national touring retrospective of his videotapes (1972-90). His first film, Skin, premiered at the Festival of Festivals (Toronto International Film Festival) in 1991.
Colin Campbell died on October 31, 2001, in Toronto.
[edit] Select Videography
Sackville, I'm Yours (1972)
Janus (1973)
Woman From Malibou (1976)
Modern Love (1978)
Bad Girls (1980)
White Money (1983)
The Woman Who Went too Far (1984)
Bennies from Heaven (1986)
No Voice Over (1986)
Black and Light (1987)
Fiddle Faddle (1988)
Rendez-vous (1991)
Invention (1993)
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