1440 Frames – review
Nathalie Sanchez wrote a great review of the 1440 Frames show at Federal Art Project. Check it out.
Nathalie Sanchez wrote a great review of the 1440 Frames show at Federal Art Project. Check it out.
Nam June Paik is considered to be the godfather of Video Art, the first artist to have access to the Sony Portapak. He was a fluxus artist and worked primarily in performance and video. He died this past January and tonight LACMA and LA Film Fourum will be honoring him tonight with a TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE AND ART OF NAM JUNE PAIK – “An evening of remembrances, performances, projected video works, and rarely seen clips.” If you are in LA this is not to be missed.
Tomorrow night (Wed. March 2 at 7pm) on the lawn at Otis College of Art and Design: “you promise”
A group screening of short videos curated by Bianca D’Amico. Featuring work by: Michael Brunswick , Dana Duff, MXF, Michele Jaquis, i+o, Jim Olech, Jennifer Porter, Adam Schwartz, Pascual Sisto, Jeremy Quinn, Carey Wheeler
October is a busy month for Rise Industries. Jeremy and I participated in a performance event Interchange last weekend. Check out images online if you missed it. Today I have a video being shown as part of The Best of Video 825 at MAK DAY. Also tonight at Gallery 825 I have a video/sculpture in the group exhibition Things d’ Art.
Here’s what else is coming up:
Oct 17 – Nov. 13: Women Trauma and Visual Expression at Woman Made Gallery in Chicago.
Oct 18: Now, and Now Again at The Wedge in the Woman’s Building in Los Angeles.
Oct 25: American Made at the LAtch in Los Angeles.