This Thurs. March 24 at 7:30, FIXED, produced by Lewis Haidt and directed and edited by Neil Matsumoto, will be shown at the American Cinemateque’s Alternative Screen series at the Egyptian Theater. “FIXED tells the story of a quiet young man on the fringes of L.A.’s art scene — whose strong desire to focus on his artwork results in taking drastic measures to free himself from sexual distractions. Along the way he meets a rising art star and a wealthy, older art patron who offers assistance that makes Matthew uncomfortable.” Jeremy and I provided the artwork for “rising art star” played by Tina Holmes. Go see it!
One more thing – My new video “Honeymoon in Havana” is now posted under the single channel videos menu on my portfolio. Check it out and let me know what you think.
By the way. . . March also gives us my birthday (on the 12th). I’ll give you a few days to prepare cards and gifts, or emails. 🙂
Michele has been featured as the March/April 2005 diva of the month on United Divas, a non-profit organization that “Empower[s] women to be artistic leaders, professionals, innovators, and role models for both aspiring and practicing artists.”
Read her interview here ****
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
you promise
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
Wow. Before you enlarge the thumbnails on that site, and before I put my glasses on, those images look like digital glitches.
Lie Girls: “Flag-Waving, Bible-Thumping Babes are waiting for you to help them spread freedom. . .”
