In Your Pocket:
Let’s Talk About Sex!

Tuesday, August 8
7–9:30pm

A screening program of cheeky shorts by LGBTQ creators, exploring the joy, heartbreak, humour, and frustration of queer sexuality in all its diverse forms.

Doors: 7pm | Films: 7:30pm

Free!

AN OFFICIAL 2023 WINDSOR-ESSEX PRIDE FEST EVENT


Featuring the following short films:

Phil Dancing in Toronto’s Gay Village — Phil Villanevue/Sofonda Cox

Love and Activism — Fabian Orejarena

This Year, Here — Sabine LeBel/Alison Taylor

My Mind Wanders When You're Looking — Gein Wong

Satellite — Daniel McIntyre

What Else is There? — James MacLean

Score Time Moves — Jess Dobkin

Lost & Found on the Q Train — Raymond Helkio

French Vanilla — Bretten Hannam

Two Sided Ride — Jason Karman
Snapshot — Jenna Schaefer

Strange Territory — Jessie Short/Ashley Bedet

Ocean Floor — Oliver Skinner
In Tow — Robert Kingsbury

funky space reincarnations — Rodney Diverlus

Now in its tenth year, In Your Pocket is a screening and commissioning program of works created by and for the LGBTQ communities using accessible video technologies like smartphones, iPads, and webcams. The project invites artists and audiences to rethink the value of these media forms within a broader context of queer film history, where many pioneering artists, unable to secure financing or high end equipment, turned to consumer grade media like Super 8 film and VHS video to share their stories.

Founded in 2013, RT Collective is a curatorial platform supporting the creation and dissemination of contemporary art. Working with a fluctuating team of curators, collaborators, artists, and institutions, we present screenings, exhibitions, and performances, produce catalogues and other small-scale publications, and host panel discussions, artist talks, and workshops. Operating within a continuously redefined collaborative structure, we examine, question, and ultimately deconstruct traditional curatorial models and institutional structures. In doing so, we propose alternative relationships between curators, artists, and publics, facilitating the development of new models in the creation, presentation, and distribution of art. RT Collective is supported by the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts.