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The premiere episode of Exhibitionists is your ticket to dynamic arts from all parts of our country. And for our first show, we're talking about "beginnings." We follow first-time feature director Stephen Dunn on the nervous-making day of his film premiere, see two dancers of different genres mash up their styles for an upcoming performance, meet a Japanese-Canadian artist with a new baby, and hear internationally renowned hip hop choreographer Lenny Dela Pena reveal a life-changing moment from his childhood. And there's more! This is only the beginning - for Exhibitionists.

An eye-popping package of original video content from filmmakers across the country.

Exhibitionists takes a trip into the wild this week with an episode about "landscape."

*Exhibitionists* follows the path of some artists on the move, in this week's episode called "Wanderlust". They include: an artist who takes a vacation to Bali and never looks back; Jennifer Podemski, who opens up about how travelling can change your world; and Toronto artists who team up with kids from Cape Dorset to look at creativity in the Great White North.

*Exhibitionists* visits artists who are tackling what gives them shivers of "Fear." You'll meet: a choreographer with the opening night jitters; Halifax's legendary Neptune Theatre that turns spooky after dark; and a wonderfully weird video by Toronto collectives Team Macho and DSP Work Archive.

*Exhibitionists* takes a look at artists who are inventing their own vocabulary in this episode called "Language." From TALWST, a visual artist using some tiny things to communicate some big ideas; to Masia One, a Chinese-Canadian rapper taking Jamaican reggae culture to Asia; this episode artists are translating, defining, and creating.

This episode a young poet who tore up Instagram with a single photograph; a visual artist whose performance could be called back-breaking; plus electronic musician Peaches tells a story of when art equals danger.

On this episode a visual artist wields 50,000 pieces of LEGO; a Toronto musician who bucks the norm with her anima style and theremin playing; and a Montreal street artist takes you along for the ride. And that’s not all!

In this week's episode: F--ked Up go opera, and a feminist DJ bares all.

A show about people who create and why they do it with host Amanda Parris.

In this episode: feminists have some drinks and take some shots at Christmas films; a glassblower creates a magical land for the holidays; and designer Karim Rashid just might hate Christmas.

Today on the show an artist crafts fine armour... for cats and mice; Emilie Carrey (aka Sparx) takes her game to a beatbox battleground; and emerging filmmaker Morgan Tams wanders the Sahara Desert.

A journey through the snow with adventure photographer Paul Zizka; artist Maylee Todd creates some intimacy; and DNTO Sook-Yin Lee opens up in a game of Cultural Speedround. Plus more arts stories!

An artist is created by one terrifying and life-changing moment. Artists and musicians who are making their mark, and our favourite internet spots of the week.

On Exhibitionists this week a hair artist sets up shop in Vancouver; Youtube sensation Johnny O reviews your favourite dance videos; and filmmaker Mina Shum tries not to break her parents' hearts.

This week Exhibitionists visits visionary poet and artist d'bi Young; young Vancouver painter Lauren Brevner discovers the real power of social media; plus more!

This week Exhibitionists visits The Yukon to watch a b-boy group windmill in the snow; Obsidian theatre in its 15th year; and introducing the Amelie of Montreal, an arts story that sounds like a fairytale; plus more!

This week on Exhibitionists, visit Zun Lee at the iconic Gladstone hotel to wade through hundreds of polaroids; CBC host Tom Power answers our Cultural Speedround questions; behind the scenes with Studio Black from Nova Scotia; and the drunk feminists take on the Oscar nominees.

A powerhouse line-up of impressive women for our International Women's Day show... a slam poet on domestic violence and a evocative photographer showing us what it means to be a woman, and an electronic musician sounds off with an unusual endorsement.

Exhibitionists' tribute to the Canadian Screen Awards with artists nominated for awards; the Second City performers riffing on CSA nominated films; Sol Friedman's speech for how to lose a CSA (again); and two minutes on a cultural speedwalk with Dustin Milligan from X Company and Schitt's Creek.

An artist who was bullied as a kid wouldn't have dreamed she'd be on the cover of Elle Canada today; Canada Reads authors give you a behind-the-scenes look at penning their first line; and Drake hangs out all over a university campus, kind of. This and more arts stories on this week's Exhibitionists.

A night in Seoul, Korea, with a hot Toronto band, a poet who wants his work to live forever, a painter who’s transforming the way we see Saskatchewan, and comedian Norm Macdonald with a Cultural Speedround on this episode of Exhibitionists.