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  • Material Universe

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    «Material Universe: experimental film program» includes experimental films by Taylor Dunne, Erin Espelie, Anna Kipervaser, Rhys Morgan, Ramey Newell, Eric Stewart, and Kalpana Subramanian. Stay after the screening for a Q&A with visiting filmmaker Kalpana Subramanian.

    Dates: 

    Sunday, June 17, 2018 - 16:00 to Monday, June 18, 2018 - 15:55

    Venue: 

    The Bakery Atlanta - Atlanta, Estados Unidos

  • FOVÉA #1

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    FOVÉA #1

    FOVÉA #1
    (Where the vision of details is the most precise)

    Fovea is a microcinema for experimental films
    The first FOVÉA night includes films from

    Sarah Rosalena Brady - Scott Fitzpatrick - Michael Fleming - Heath Iverson - Eva Kolcze - Mónica Savirón - Eric Stewart - Eve-Melissa Traore - Rhayne Vermette.

    + cinéconcert with

    Dates: 

    Saturday, April 1, 2017 - 20:30

    Venue: 

    La Zonmé - Nice, Francia

  • Iris Film Collective & Cineworks presents Frenkel Defects screening, Artist Talk and Workshop with Kevin Rice

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    Frenkel Defects - Esther Urlus' Konrad & Kurfurst

    Iris Film Collective (in collaboration with Cineworks) are pleased to present FRENKEL DEFECTS, a traveling screening series of contemporary experimental 16mm films presented by Kevin Rice (in person) from the Colorado-based Process Reversal. This series aims to explore what it means to work in—and exhibit on—photochemical film today by examining works from artists operating specifically in this practice. Often, this involves getting their hands dirty at every stage of the process: from optical effects to photo-processing, editing and contact printing, optical sound recording, and even the creation of the photosensitive emulsion itself. As a result (and as suggested by the series' title), creative aberrations make their way into the standard photochemical process, giving birth to a new, textural aesthetic that plays out on the surface of the filmstrip. More than ever before, film reminds us of its physicality, giving a new sense to Andrei Tarkovsky’s idea of “sculpting in time.”

    Dates: 

    Friday, November 27, 2015 - 19:30 to Monday, November 30, 2015 - 16:55

    Venue: 

    Cineworks Studio - Vancouver, Canadá

  • Balagan presents... Frenkel Defects III

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    Eric Stewart - WAKE

    Balagan and the Film Study Center at Harvard proudly welcome Kevin Rice of the Colorado-based nonprofit organization, Process Reversal, to presents the third installment of a unique traveling film series – Frenkel Defects. This recurring series aims to explore what it means to work in – and exhibit on – photochemical film today by examining works from artists operating specifically within this practice. Often, this involves getting their hands dirty at every stage of the process from optical effects to developing, editing and contact printing, optical sound recording, and even the creation of the photosensitive emulsion itself... As a result (and as suggested by the series' title), creative aberrations make their way into the standard photochemical process, giving birth to a new, textural aesthetic that plays out on the surface of the film strip. More than ever before, film reminds us of its physicality; giving a new sense to Andrei Tarkovsky’s idea of “sculpting in time.”

    Dates: 

    Thursday, October 22, 2015 - 19:30
    Friday, October 23, 2015 - 19:30

    Venue: 

    Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts - Cambridge, United States

  • Were the Eye Not Sunlike

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    Were the Eye Not SunlikeCurated by Third Object - an exhibition in two partsDigitally: ACRE TV, acretv.org (April 1 - May 31)Physically: Fernwey Gallery (April 3 - April 26)Opening Reception: Fernwey Gallery, April 3, 2015, 6-9pm

    Inspired by the long dark winters of Chicago, this exhibition focuses on the Sun at a time when it is missed the most, moments before springtime. As an object that is both illuminating and unseeable, the experience of the Sun is dominated by metaphor and myth. Were the Eye Not Sunlike channels the mythologization of the Sun and our relationship to its immeasurable power. 

    Beginning on April 1, a three-part video program will unfold on the artist-made live streaming platform ACRE TV. The program begins with Sunrise and its thematic associations of stillness, repetition, ritual, crispness and intimacy. Reflecting the course of the earth-bound day, the following program, High Noon, tracks the warmth and optical energy of a bright, full sky. Sunset, the final chapter, evokes impending darkness, melancholy, loss and reflection. The ACRE TV program includes work by sixty-two artists from around the world and will run for two months. 

    Dates: 

    Wednesday, April 1, 2015 (All day) to Sunday, May 31, 2015 (All day)

    Venue: 

    Fernwey Gallery - Chicago, United States

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