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  • Light F/X

    Rudy Lemcke hand small
    video still from Light F/X video cycle by Rudy Lemcke

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    Light F/X is a cycle of short video experiments on the themes of light and shadow. Balinese shadow puppets, cameraless video manipulation, and Hollywood special effects are some of the techniques explored in this series. Created to be viewed in a gallery setting the cycle will be screened in large format projection at ATA, throughout the day.

    Light F/X has been screened recently at Stonybrook University, New York (2003) and at SUNY Farmingdale, New York (2004).

    Rudy Lemcke’s visual art has been widely exhibited in the Bay Area and thoughout the United States including venues such as: The University Art Gallery, Berkeley, The DeYoung Museum, San Francisco, The Whitney Museum of American Art (as part of Group Material), and other galleries and art spaces throughout the U.S.

    The Videos in this exhibition include:

    The Uninvited
    single channel video projection
    13:39 minutes
    2003

    Domination of Black
    single channel video projection
    2:43 minutes
    2003

    The Origin Of Light
    single channel video projection
    10:00 minutes
    2003

    Silent Screen
    single channel video projection
    5:14 minutes
    2003

    Light Readings
    single channel video projection
    3:05 minutes
    2003

    Waterlilies
    single channel video projection
    4:00 minutes
    2003

    Lightning Field
    single channel video projection
    2:00 minutes
    2003

  • 03MAR07 Playlist

    Volks Stoehende Knochenschau (A Viennese newsreel project)

    1) Schwul Sein Kann Schoen Sein
    2) Theatergruppe Collage – Autoanbetung
    3) Burggarten

    Blood of the Beasts by Georges Franju

    Works by Mara Mattuschka

    Nabelfabel
    Kugelkopf
    Cerolax II
    Pascal-Goedel
    Parasympathetica
    Les Miserables
    Danke, es hat mir sehr gefreut
    Kaiser Schnitt
    Der Schoene, Die Beste
    S.O.S Extraterrestria
    ID
    “Bonustrack”

    More Than Meets the Eye by Scott Stark

    On a balmy night with huge pipes once again blocking the view from the street, the images from these films were seen for free by anyone who wanted to stop and watch, and even sit on the huge pipes waiting to be buried under the street.

  • MadCat window installation

    Featuring films and videos by Amy Hicks, Jadwiga Kowalska, Pavitra Wickramasinghe, Akosua Adoma Owusu, Samantha Krukowski, Vonda Yarberry, Anita Bacic and Natalie Woodlock, Fabienne Gautier, Liselotte Wajstedt, Anabela Costa, Paulina Velazquez Solis, Meredith Root and Cecilia Lunqvist.

    More information, titles and running times of each piece can be found on the MadCat website