A brand new season of Exhibitionists with Amanda Parris will be blowing up your screens this fall! Season 3 of Canada's most daring arts show premieres September 22, and every week you'll have two chances to catch it on CBC TV and online at cbc.ca/watch — Friday nights at 12:30am (1am NT) and Sunday afternoons at 3:30pm (4pm NT). But who wants to wait until then? As you start counting down the days, here are eight short docs you'll see featured on the upcoming season of Exhibitionists.

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Ella Cooper

Interdisciplinary artist Ella Cooper had never taken nude photos before — until she started thinking about Canadian art history and its absence of black female bodies. Now, she wants to subvert and empower through a photographic exploration of black joy in her new exhibit The Ecstatic Nudes. "I think that there is a power in nudity," she says. "To be able to stand with a group of black women and stand with pride in our fully naked bodies is incredibly revealing — but it's also incredibly radical."

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Callum Donovan Grujicich

12-year-old Callum Donovan Grujicich is aware that you might find his sculptures creepy, but they're not at all frightening to him. They're the result of experimenting, using his imagination and learning how to express himself through his art. And the dolls he makes are detailed pieces that evoke storybook world and rich symbolism — but he'd rather you find your own meaning in them.

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Andrea Hooge

Andrea Hooge's work is charming, incredibly detailed and has a disarming sense of humour. But her world is definitely one where cute and creepy collide in a sometimes unsettling way. She's driven by her background in psychology and a fascination with how early childhood experiences shape a person — and her work embodies all of the playfulness of those relics, even when things get a little weird.

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Hovak Johnston

When Hovak Johnston first heard that the traditional Inuit art of kakiniit tattoos was about to die out, she was heartbroken — and she decided she wasn't about to let it happen. So she founded the Inuit Tattoo Revitalization Project to revive the practice, inking more than 80 women along the way. In this video, we meet 74-year-old Mary Kudlak as she shares the emotional process of getting her first tattoo.

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Karolina Kuras

Photographer Karolina Kuras grew up living and breathing ballet — and she's channelling that passion into creating stunning images. Her breathtaking photos will probably make you wish you were a ballet dancer yourself.

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Ian Langohr

Mild-mannered Montreal artist Ian Langohr is hiding a pretty massive secret: in his studio, he's making giant monster heads. Once he combined his sculptural talents with working in a mascot studio, his passion was born — and he can make pretty much anything into a creature, from zombie cats to a head that looks like a factory. Forget blowing minds — this guy's art blows whole heads.

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Niall McNeil and Marcus Youssef

What makes Niall McNeil and Marcus Youssef's latest production different from other King Arthur plays? Well, McNeil lives with Down syndrome, and he's brought his creative vision to life alongside an integrated cast and crew as the co-creator of King Arthur's Night.

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Saty Namvar and Pratha Samyrajah

Creative and romantic partners Saty Namvar and Pratha Samyrajah shoot with two cameras but the same goal: to rethink some of the clichés found in traditional representation of the nude in art. And in their latest show Currents and Clichés, they're looking for the opposite of the passive reclining nude traditionally found in commercial photography.

Exhibitionists Season 3 premieres September 22 on CBC TV and online at cbc.ca/watch!