Bogliasco-Milano-Zagreb

Two projector piece for two loops. Each loop is paired for masking with sprocket holes to the right side and taped over where the pair of filmstrips meet. The tape is of a width that covers about half of the emulsion on each strip - one sprocket side and one sound track side. The length of the filmstrips was cut to match the height of the door head at the Villa Rincon, Room #2 at Bogliasco, IT .
Studenski Centar, Zagreb, Croatia. March 16, 2012
Galleria ‘O', Milano, Italy. March 2, 2012

Author: 

Bruce McClure

Year: 

2012

Country: 

United States
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Performance

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Sound

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Author(s)

  • Bruce McClure

    Bruce McClure is a licensed architect living in Brooklyn, NY. In 1994 he began working with stroboscopic discs as an entry to cinematic pursuits. Since 1995 his film and live projector performances have been exhibited at numerous venues and festivals around the world, including the Rotterdam International Film Festival, the Toronto International Film Festival, the New York Film Festival’s “Views of the Avant-Garde,” the Whitney Biennial, the Walker Art Center, the Wexner Center for the Arts, as well as in the UK, Italy, Australia, and elsewhere.

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