Author: Fara

  • That Shining Sound

    that shining sound

    A night of live cinema performances and multi-media projects of the old and the never yet seen variety.

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    * Suki O’Kane * researches how to play the bass drum using extreme strategies with special guest * Peter Conheim * (Wetgate, Negativland, Monopause).
    mallet percussionist. media ecologist. composer. movement theater. durational performance. http://sukiokane.com/

    * Jeremy Rourke * moves paper people puppets in a sequence. uses paint, shadows, sticks, leaves, patterns, and light///animation. music. video. confetti. cowbells.
    http://www.jeremyrourke.com/

    * Ammo Eisu * oscillates between musician, artist, designer and engineer. He utilizes electronic gadgets, images, video, and music to serve as uncomfortable viewpoints often relating to race, politics, and haunting emotions.

    *Mark David Ashworth and Nadia Shihab *multi-amazing-media*

  • Jelly Bones Collective Presents: “This Is Me, This is My Head/This Is Me, This Is My Body”

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    Trelkovsky, the main character in Roman Polanski’s 1976 psychological thriller, The Tenant, is literally a tenant: a person who rents an apartment from a landlord. While, this term is useful in its literal sense, the figurative definition of a tenant as anyone who occupies space that does not wholly belong to her or him offers more substantive insight to Trelkovsky’s state. His body: a tenant to his mind; his mind: the product of a complex socialization process within a political, moral, and economic cultural framework. Through film, sound and performance, several artists will attempt to explore, challenge and disrupt the cultural narratives that socialize us into relationships with our bodies, as well as the political economies in which these narratives are constructed in a nonlinear format and immersive environment.

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    • Nico Cevallos:  Nico’s documentary-style approach to film personalizes and humanizes his subjects. His live-feed and live film manipulation explores sexuality and hierarchy
    • Noaa Dye:  Noaa’s films are stark and unsettling. His raw, gritty approach to film, lighting and costuming assist in his exploration of gender, body, and sexual identities. www.noaadyephotography.wordpress.com
    • Everrett Thompson:  Everrett’s live electronic sound is an impromptu, experimental take on dance music
    • Violet Orso: Through motion, Violet explores the ways in which our bodies are conditioned to interpret and respond to sound
    • White Boy Scream: This Seattle-based drone and performance accompaniment challenges musical paradigms and disrupts traditional musical approaches that engage the consumer’s bodies
    • Danny Bones: Performing “Dismemberment.” To what extent do we have control over our bodies?
    • Kelly Connelly: Performing “Night Out.” Kelly explores a complex, unreciprocated relationship with mirrors

     

    https://www.facebook.com/events/1374476706119229/

  • The Exquisite Corpse – El Cadáver Exquisito (SF Latino Film Festival 2013)

    latino FFDirector: Victor Ruano, Country: El Salvador/USA , Run tie: 90 mins Language: , Spanish w/ English subtitles, Genre: Fiction

    An “Exquisite Corpse” combines documentary, fiction and experimental film-making as it traverses the social and landscape of a region struggling between modernity and tradition. It explores ritual and performance from festivals to everyday life combining the real and the surreal, the fantastical and the banal, that which is vital and that which is purely entertainment. The reenactment of rituals within changing crowds and contexts illuminates the complex striving for understanding and for giving meaning to the small acts of everyday life. They also glimpse the need for release and catharsis. The myths, as torrid and exuberant as the geography, are often more concrete than reality and during the autopsy the corpse itself reveals something more repugnant than death, the submission of the living to it. This fantastical collective biography explores the psyche of an individual reflecting a multitude. It immerses into a dense mythological universe by narrating the life of a being in the process of unbeing, a character becoming a corpse.

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    Un “Cadáver Exquisito” que combina el documental, la ficción y el cine experimental, al atravesar el panorama social y onírico de una región que lucha entre la modernidad y la tradición. Explora los rituales y representaciones, desde festivales hasta el diario vivir, combinando lo real y lo surreal, lo fantástico y lo banal, lo que es vital y lo que es puramente entretenimiento. La recreación de rituales con diferentes públicos y contextos, ilumina el complejo esfuerzo por entender y por darle significado a los pequeños actos del diario vivir. Ellos también vislumbran la necesidad de liberación y catarsis. Los mitos tan tórridos y exuberantes como la geografía, son a menudo más concretos que la realidad y durante la autopsia, el cadáver revelará algo más repugnante que la muerte, la sumisión de los vivos a ella. Esta fantástica biografía colectiva explora la psique de un individuo como reflexión de su colectivo. Se introduce a un universo denso y mitológico al narrar la vida de un ser en el proceso de cesar de ser, de un personaje convirtiéndose en un cadáver.

    Tickets:http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/450980