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Spiders from Mars

By Telematic Media Arts on Mon, 10/02/2020 - 06:32

Apocryphally, in 1968, David Bowie conceived of Ziggy Stardust, his androgynous alien alter ego, after attending a screening of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. In Kubrick’s film, science-fiction is an existential meditation on the limits of reason and experience, a journey to the outermost reaches of the universe in which we find ourselves confronted with the alien irrationality of our own orienting contradictions. Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust gives these existential conflicts a throbbing pulse, marrying the cosmic ruminations in Kubrick’s film to the subversive power and alien strangeness of adolescent sexuality in Rock and Roll: as an uncanny figure of the future, an avatar of what’s to come.

Dates:
Friday, January 17, 2020 (All day) to Thursday, February 20, 2020 (All day)
Venue:
St. Joseph's Arts Society - San Francisco, United States
BLITZ #9: The Uncertain Archive

By Marcos Ortega on Tue, 30/01/2018 - 15:53

A screening series of film/video artists who subvert the codes of mass-media, oftening appropriating found footage. These works question and rewrite the visual archives that form our perception of authority, gender, space, and history. Curated by Alison Nguyen. Approx. run time: 72 minutes.

Featured artists: Ololade Adeniyi, Peggy Ahwesh, Bradley Eros, Timothy Geraghty, Scott Kiernan, Brian Murphy, Alison Nguyen, Sabrina Ratté, Lily Jue Sheng, Soda_Jerk, Leslie Thornton, X-PRZ

Programme:
Dates:
Tuesday, January 30, 2018 - 21:00 to Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - 20:55
Venue:
Zumzeig Cinema - Barcelona, España
BLITZ #8: Burn

By Marcos Ortega on Wed, 17/01/2018 - 03:15

A programme curated by Alison Nguyen

A screening series of film and video artists who employ modes of appropriation, dematerialization, and electronic signal manipulation in their moving image works. These pieces subvert the visual codes of mass media, repositioning material such as commercials, pornography, and Hollywood films. In burning contemporary archives, these artists create new texts that challenge our way of seeing dominant social constructs.

Dates:
Saturday, January 20, 2018 - 19:00 to Sunday, January 21, 2018 - 18:55
Venue:
Zumzeig Cinema - Barcelona, España
Edge of Frame: Signal to Noise

By Marcos Ortega on Sat, 25/03/2017 - 10:02

Edge of Frame started life as a blog on experimental animation written by artist and curator Edwin Rostron, and last year grew into a boundary-hopping weekender at the Whitechapel Gallery and Close-Up Cinema. We asked Rostron to put together a special Optical Sound-inspired programme of shorts, and he’s delivered the goods with a selection of extraordinary experiments exploring sound and music in various interesting ways.
Dates:
Friday, April 7, 2017 - 18:00 to Saturday, April 8, 2017 - 17:55
Venue:
Birmingham Midland Institute - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Edge of Frame Programme Two: with special guest Chris King

By Anonymous on Thu, 16/06/2016 - 13:02

Edge of Frame presents a programme of films channeling patterns of interference and compression, electronic disruption and televisual overdose, with a live audio-visual performance and Q&A from artist Chris King.

The programme will feature work by Karissa Hahn, Sabrina Ratté, Jodie Mack, Peter Burr and others.
Dates:
Thursday, July 14, 2016 - 20:00 to Friday, July 15, 2016 - 19:55
Venue:
DIY Space for London - London, Reino Unido
Collapsible Landscapes: The Work of Sabrina Ratté and Le Révélateur

By Marcos Ortega on Thu, 25/06/2015 - 12:19

Pleasure Dome and The Drake Hotel are pleased to present a curated selection of Sabrina Ratté’s video works followed by a live performance by Le Révélateur, making their Toronto debut. Since 2009, Montréal artist Sabrina Ratté has been meticulously crafting and dismantling entire worlds. Wedding the boundary-pushing exploration of early computer art with the boundlessness of natural vistas, Ratté’s work approaches the digital sublime through the lens of media archaeology, building and blurring landscapes with the grace of a neon Turner or Friedrich.

Dates:
Monday, July 6, 2015 - 19:30
Venue:
The Drake Underground - Toronto, Canada
Sight Unseen presents Sound Matters - Works from Collectif Jeune Cinéma

By Anonymous on Thu, 13/11/2014 - 03:27

Sight Unseen is honored to have Filipe Afonso, Curator with Collectif Jeune Cinéma, to present a collection of works from CJC. Founded in 1971, Collectif Jeune Cinéma promotes experimental moving image work including the distribution of experimental cinema, regular monthly screenings and the yearly Different and Experimental Cinema Festival of Paris (FCDEP). CJC’s catalogue includes more than 1,300 films from more than 350 filmmakers.

The emotional, physical and aesthetic value of a sound is linked not only to the causal explanation we attribute to it but also to its own qualities of timbre and texture, to its own personal vibration. So just as directors and cinematographers (even those who will never make abstract films) have everything to gain by refining their knowledge of visual materials and textures, we can similarly benefit from disciplined attention to the inherent qualities of sounds. – Michel Chion, The Three Listening Modes, The Sound Studies Reader, 2012

Dates:
Friday, November 21, 2014 - 21:00 to Saturday, November 22, 2014 - 20:55
Venue:
The Red Room - Baltimore, United States
Monobrow VHS #1
Monobrow VHS is a VHS tape publication, run by Julian Glander and Kevvy Metal in Brooklyn, which features contemporary artists working in film, video, and animation.

Release party/Screening: Thursday February 21 2013 20h
Molasses Books
770 Hart Street, Brooklyn 11237
Come out and see some crazy stuff from the world's best filmmakers, animators and video artists, and have a beer or two.

Contents of the first volume:

- Bobby Abate, Kitty's Nite In (1995, 2 min, 55 sec)
- Dark Igloo, Sans Crap (2012, 1 min, 23 sec)
- Emily Pelstring, Skeleton Dance (2011, 2 min, 11 sec)
- Helena Frank, Heavy Heads (2010, 7 min, 39 sec)
- Helmut Smits, About 20 Times Slower than a Sunset (2012, 1 min, 11 sec)
- Jodie Mack, Unsubscribe #4: The Saddest Song in the World (2010, 2 min, 51 sec)
- Josh Kline, Camera Attack (2000, 4 min, 9 sec)
- Jules Guérin, BANG!, MAD, and Chaosmos (2012, animation loops, 5 sec each)
- Julian Glander and Kyle Sauer, Turtle Trouble in Tiny Town (2012, 1 min, 5 sec)
- Juliet Phillips, O! (2012, 1 min, 12 sec)
- Kevvy Metal, U No U Wnt 2 Kiss ME (2013, 3 min, 3 sec)
- Michael Robinson, All Through the Night (2008, 4 min (20 sec)
- Sabrina Ratté, Data Daze (Music video for Le Révélateur) (2012, 3 min, 32 sec)
- Tara Nelson, Beautiful Secrets (2010, 7 min, 34 sec)
- Timothy Fiore, Baby (Music video for The Babies) (2012, 2 min, 59 sec)
- Tim Lahan, Passing Time (2011, 22 sec)
- Yoshi Sodeoka, Psychedelic Death Vomit (Slight Return) 3d (2010, 4 min, 21 sec)

Rating:

Average: 3.2 (6 votes)

Price:
10 USD
Category:
VHS