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1997-2001 (Creation)
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- Wihak, Mark
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Mark Wihak was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan. He made his first short film The Ballad of Don Quinn, which was cited by Cinemascope Magazine as one of the top-ten Canadian short films of the 1990s. His experimental documentary, (stories from) The Land of Cain won the short film prize at the Vancouver International Film Festival and he has gone on to make films in a variety of approaches: Dramatic, broadcast documentaries and film-based installation. He is a faculty member in the Department of Media Production and Studies at the University of Regina.
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The “Wihak Archives” accessioned as collection 2001-51 in the University of Regina Archives
consists of six VHS tapes that contain dubs from 4-8source tapes. The tapes include interviews
with (1) Ron Bloore; (2) Ted Godwin; (3) Ken Lochhead; (4) Art McKay; (5) Doug Morton; and (6)
a tape of a Regina Five Roundtable including Clifford Wiens. This tape also includes the opening
of the Art McKay retrospective at the MacKenzie Art Gallery
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The “Wihak Archives” are open to research.
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Anyone wishing to make copies of any material in the “Wihak Archives” must first obtain written permission from Mark Wihak.
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- Wihak, Mark (Subject)
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