• GO FISH — By filmmakers Scott Smith and Nettie Wild, this three-channel video and audio experience takes viewers inside the annual herring migration.
• as the wind blew: the ground beneath me | at the water’s edge | in its path — Utilizing pinhole photography, lumen printing, and video, Sarah Crawley's ethereal images portray investigations at the place where land meets the water’s edge.
• Coastal Camera Obscura III — Earlier in May, a floating camera obscura by Donald Lawrence floated in the waters surrounding Goose Spit and Comox. A presentation at CVAG describes the development and iterations of the project to date.

We acknowledge with gratitude that we are located on the unceded traditional territory of the K’omoks First Nation. We recognize the enduring presence of First Nations people on this land.

We are grateful for the financial support we receive from Canada Council for the Arts, BC Arts Council, BC Gaming, Government of Canada, Province of BC, City of Courtenay, Town of Comox, and Comox Valley Regional District.

We offer thanks to the Sherwin-Williams Paint Store and other key partners including SD71 Print Shop, ABC Printing and Signs, and Hitec Screen Printing for their support.

We especially thank all of our volunteers, donors, and members.