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Carbon Capture: Experimental Strategies for Re-Presenting the Anthropocene
In Michael Lyons’ Porto Landscape (2018), a “city symphony” film set in Porto, Portugal, various temporal devices are used to complementary effects. Lyons plays with mixing different “speeds” of...
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Carbon Capture: Experimental Strategies for Re-Presenting the Anthropocene
Exemplifying a different approach to time, most of Kathleen Rugh’s Winter’s First Moons (2018) utilizes double and triple exposure to playfully combine footage of the moon in a free-flowing...
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Carbon Capture: Experimental Strategies for Re-Presenting the Anthropocene
Native Elegance of the Soul, or Like, Whatever is framed as a walk through the Appalachian landscape. However, through rapid edits, such as, cutting out every second step...
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Carbon Capture: Experimental Strategies for Re-Presenting the Anthropocene
In contrast, Mechanomorphic Nostalgia stimulates violent sensory overload by projecting two reels of film simultaneously. This splits the viewer’s attention, forcing the viewer not only to consider the entire...
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Carbon Capture: Experimental Strategies for Re-Presenting the Anthropocene
Sandy McLennan’s The Last Skate (2018) is a nearly opposite film, but one which is no less radical. McLennan abstracts the horizontal landscapes of a frozen Canadian lake, destabilizing...
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Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW
For years, Ryan and I had been on the peripheral of one another’s social and professional lives (we both attended the Alberta College of Art and Design and...
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Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW
Ryan performed Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow for the M:ST (Mountain Standard Time) Performative Art Festival, a biennial event that coordinates collaborations between numerous art and performance organizations...
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Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW
Los-Angeles based artist and film director William E. Jones used this 1962 Mansfield footage for his video works Mansfield (2006) and Tearoom (2007). Jones created Mansfield after finding a...
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Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW
Jones has exhibited the unedited, soundless footage at numerous exhibitions across the world, including the 2008 Whitney Biennial. Rather than editing the footage, the impact of Jones’s showing the...
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The Sounds and Sights of Dance: Rosanna Terracciano's A QUIET FLAMENCO
a quiet flamenco offers the audience an opportunity to reacquaint themselves with flamenco by presenting a different relationship between sound and dance. While flamenco is traditionally a cacophonous dance,...