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Celebrity Judges will give trophies to the best music videos submitted to by a host of bands and film makers. Already in the line up, new videos by Film School/Boyskout, Anne McGuire, Margaret Tedesco, Dynasty Handbag and many other contestants. Hosted by Karla Milosevich, Craig Goodman, and Heather Snider

The One Minute Video Festival features the work of well-known film makers, local students and first-time video producers, given only a single minute to project their vision. This eclectic and powerful mix of poignant videos and films has been organized by Nate Longcope, who has been able to pool the talents of the region and from places as far away as Kansas, South Carolina, Los Angeles, and even Europe. The work and artistic environment of the festival will enlighten, enrich, and inspire folks from all ages and all backgrounds.

Featuring: Memo Salazar, Liquid Kulak, Devin Clark, Jim Higgins, Damian Catera, Peter Severy, Ros Bobos, Lane Meyer, Dan Ryckert, Mike Cusimano, Tony Silva, John Martin, Nate Longcope, Jason Daniels, Dave Mast, Matt Collins, Andew MK Warren, Jacques Trudell, Earworm, Ted Lavash, Jesse Iassac-Ross, John Messmrz, Adam Farrell, Bree Cheetham, Walter Wright, Brian C. Moore, Reza and Christa, Christoff Gelfand,and more…

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interior of ATA Annex Gallery #1

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A group of Bay Area artists responds to the San Francisco and Oakland waterfront with work in a range of genres: video installations, sound, painting and photography.

Exhibiting artists:

BULL.MILETIC
Ezra Li Eismont
Misako Inaoka
Norman Long
Naomi Miller
Kim Miskowicz
Michael Rauner

curated by: Kathleen Quillian

The exhibition is part of the first ever Bayennale and will be on display along with 12 other shipping containers containing the work of local, national and international artists, near Jack London Square, Oakland, CA (right next to the historic Heinhold’s First and Last Chance Saloon) from July 22 – Aug 7.

Opening reception: Saturday, July 23, 6-9pm, near Jack London Square, Oakland.

The shipping containers are viewable 11-5pm (Wednesdays – Sundays) until August 7.

More information about the Bayennale: http://www.bayennale.com