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The vBrooklyn video-festival documents Brooklyn, NY’s, evolving cityscape, culture and people with contemporary video-art. The festival presents innovative and entertaining video-artists through live video-performances and screenings. Brooklyn’s urban development and population have hit critical-mass — vBrooklyn asks video-artists to tape the borough as it permanently transforms, building a visual historic record through personal interpretation and documentation.
The evening includes performances and screenings focusing on the complexity and detail that make Brooklyn a unique city within a city, including pieces written specifically for IDMI’s 9 channel video system.
$5 admission for the entire afternoon
2:00 pm — Video Screenings
(+) Piama Habibullah, James Charles Daher - ‘broken land: NOW’
(+) Jared Lamenzo - ‘Brooklyn Bridge’
(+) Kimberly Simpson, Brian Colby - ‘Saint Agnieska, Patroness of the Waterfront’
(+) vydavy sindikat - ‘a voyage to Laputa’
(+) David Watson - ‘Wasted’
(+) Tamara Yadao - ‘Red Hook Sugar’
2:30 pm — IDMI’s Featured Screening and Discussion of the 9 Channel Video System
IDMI presents a screening by its graduate students followed by a demonstration and discussion of the technology behind their custom 9 channel video system.
(+) Gary Acers, Richard Lewis and Lan Xu - ‘Global Flittr’
3:00 pm — Video Performances
(+) Chika (with musician WvS) - ‘110408′
(+) Bruce Tovsky - ‘Elegy’
4:00 pm — Video Performances
(+) Phyllis Bulkin Lehrer - ‘Coney Island Moves’
(+) Karl Mendonca - ‘A Tiny Patch of Sky.’
Installations
IDMI presents ongoing interactive installations featuring its custom 9
channel video system.
(+) Bilge Demirtas, Laura Lou and Lenin Paulino - ‘Real-time Editing’
7 pm - Midnight Post Bikes
172 N1 Street Brooklyn
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The relationship of art and sound as co-conspirators is centuries old. The influence that each exerts on the other is undeniable. It can be found in countless cultures throughout history,from the recurring motif of musicians in medieval folk art to Jacob Lawrence’s heavily blues-influenced series The Great Migration to Ornette Coleman’s choice of a Jackson Pollock painting as the cover art for his 1960 album “Free Jazz.” Like bread and butter, art and music complement each other perfectly as sounds, words, and images bubble over into one another. The first installment of Super Ten aims to share in this grand tradition by inviting ten artists to create ten works each, all inspired by songs. We were thrilled to get in the sandbox and experiment with all the possibilities that music creates for art, and we hope this project will inspire the viewer as well…..Text by Carl Gambrell
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THOMAS PALME ///// CHiKA /////CARIN FORTIN ///// SILVER+SECK ///// RINA WICK ///// FRANCESCA RICHER ///// CARL GAMBRELL ///// ROB KIMMEL ///// GABY STEINER ///// STACEY GELLER
December 4 - 20, 2008
Reception and Performances: December 10, 7-10pm
NY Studio Gallery
154 Stanton St. @ Suffolk St. New York, NY 10002
212.627.3276 / info@nystudiogallery.com
Thursday – Saturday, 12 – 6 pm or by appointment
NY Studio Gallery is pleased to present the 3rd Annual MISC Video and Performance. A multi-media experience occurring every December at NY Studio Gallery. MISC features a variety of emerging, mid-career and established artists working in diverse genres ranging from video, animation, live performance, audio or video installation. Video loops and installation will be accessible during gallery hours, while performances are scheduled reception night.
This year’s event is the largest yet, with 35 artists occupying over 3000 square feet of exhibition space in the entire NY Studio Gallery building. The artists hail from throughout the U.S. as well as Israel, South Korea, Japan, India, Egypt, France, Austria, and the former Soviet Union, and have exhibited or performed at such diverse locations as The Museum of Modern Art, the San Francisco Art Institute, Bronx Museum of the Arts, 2nd International Biennale in Beijing China, Galapagos, Eyebeam, Monkeytown, Asia Contemporary Week, The Hunter College/Times Square Gallery, Pool Art Fair, Art Chicago, Art Melbourne, Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló,Spain, English Kills Gallery, White Box Gallery, A.I.R. Gallery, Radiator, Exit Art, Viridian Gallery, Ise Cultural Foundation, Artists Space, and DUMBO Arts Center; with MFAs and experience through the Rhode Island School of Design, the School of Visual Arts, Tel Aviv University, Drake University, Hunter College, Middlebury College, NYU, The International Center of Photography, Bard College, Rutgers, Brown University and the Universities of Iowa, Connecticut, Maryland, Colorado, and California; and past press coverage in the Performing Arts Journal, the New York Times, the Village Voice, NY Arts, New York Press, and Art New England.
Featured Artists: Damali Abrams, Fanny Allié, Arielle Falk, Aaron Bowles, Barbara Bulletti, Kate Burnet & Dan Woerner, Bradley Dever Treadaway, Ira Eduardovna, Kristen Galvin, Basem Hassan, Lynn Herring, Hwy Rachel, Chika Iijima, Marni Kotak, Talice Lee, Roy Menahem Markovich, Meaning Cleaning: Hayley Severns & Angela Rose Voulgarelis Illgen, Emmy Mikelson, Nishri Miri, Jon Monaghan, Hye Yeon Nam, Doris Neidl, Yoonhye Park, Rebecca Potts, Elizabeth Riley, Elise Roedenbeck, Rajkumar Shinge, Joshua Solondz, Natalia Szostak, Ari Tabei, Naho Taruishi, VOS: Peggy Jo Pabustan, Amanda Alfieri & Alexia Lewis, Christy Walsh, JiHyun Yoon.
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