VISIONS, in collaboration with Main film, presents a double programme with Parastoo Anoushahpour, Faraz Anoushahpour & Ryan Ferko on October 5th at la lumière collective!
16mm & digital projection | artists in attendance | @ la lumière collective
Doors:18h30
19H00 | The films of PARASTOO ANOUSHAHPOUR, FARAZ ANOUSHAHPOUR & RYAN FERKO
21H00 | SERPENT RIVER A programme of shorts curated by PARASTOO ANOUSHAHPOUR, FARAZ ANOUSHAHPOUR & RYAN FERKO [With films by : Sandra Lahire & Wesli Day]
“Heartbeat creates the scope. Space inside the eye. We are nerve endings of a large retina. Perception is corpuscular and wavelike. The word was deleted. Light and sound are frequencies, and thought is communicated tactilely. Light, color, shapes, intervals, resonances, moving sympathies till the conversion and fusion…” —José Val del Omar (undated)
20 21 Visual Arts Centre will screen One Minute Films Volume 11, the latest instalment of eclectic 60 second artists films, brought together by artist and curator Kerry Baldry.
Dates:
Saturday, September 30, 2023 (All day) to Thursday, October 12, 2023 (All day)
Works by Pierre Bennu, Ava Bogle, Penumbra Carter, Joe Gibbons, Vincent Grenier, Faith Holland, Jessy Jiao, Lauren Kelley, Lucretia Knapp, Susan Kouguell, Narcissister, and Addie Wagenknecht
World Cinema Carnival, is an exhibitory flux of moving images that celebrates the vibrancy and diversity of filmmakers, producers, animators, video artists, and researchers. This curated event is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community that pushes the boundaries of the cinematic medium and challenges conventional language and forms. At World Cinema Carnival, our curatorial approach transcends limitations and inhibitions, constantly exploring new contextual and conceptual dimensions, and redefining the very essence of cinema.
Since April 2022 Eric Theise has been manipulating projected digital maps in collaboration with improvising musicians in Europe and the United States. Constraining his project to use only web mapping technologies, A Synesthete's Atlas is his unique approach to expanded cinema, drawing strategies from experimental film & animation, the Light and Space movement, 1960s light shows, and visual poetry.
