Several works of Charles Woodman will be included in the program

Los Angeles Filmforum at MOCA presents:
Pattern in Contemporary Film

Thursday, March 12, 7pm
at the Museum of Contemporary Art
250 S. Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90112

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Documentation of Installation:
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Somehow the rapper ASAP Ferg ended up shooting part of his video for Let It Bang standing in front of the work.
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Pulse Generator Pastry:
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March 28 – June 8, 2014

Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery
Aronoff Center for the Arts
650 Walnut St
Cincinnati, OH

Opening Reception
Friday, March 28, 6-9pm

Gallery Talk with the Artist
Tuesday, April 22, 7pm

Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery
Open Tues-Sat 10am-5:30pm, Sun noon-5pm
Admission free

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Looking in: I look at you, but I see a mixture of me and you, a facade of our reflections. When we look in on someone or some thing, we imagine what we see doesn’t notice our gaze, yet the act of looking forever changes what we see as well as ourselves. Can we ever really be separate from what we see? Can we ever really touch what we see?

Looking out: A romantic gesture beyond ourselves. We look out at what appears to be a/the/our world, surrounding us in sequence. But its expanse is indefinite. How far can we see before the lines begin to blur?

Can we see without looking?

performance

Thea Little, “Home Notes” – dance / performance – New York, NY (Sat only)
Charles Woodman and ensemble – audio/visual improvisation – Cincinnati, OH (Sat only)
Stefan Riebel – “THIS IS DEDICATED TO ALL THESE THINGS THAT CANNOT BE SEEN” – disappearing installation – Berlin, Germany

experimental video

Jisun Beak – “…difficult to get rid of” – New York, NY
Angeles Cassio – “Window Breath” – New York, NY
Charles Chadwick – “Post Oculus” – San Francisco, CA
Melissa Cowper-Smith – “Arkansas Landscape” – Morrilton, AR
Robert Derr – “Hunting the Wren” – Cincinnati, OH
Rebekkah Palov – “Portsmouth” – Hornell, NY
Ellen Wetmore – “Visiting Dora Marr” – Groton, MA

visual art

Angeles Cassio – photography / sculpture – New York, NY
Melissa Cowper-Smith – collage – Morrilton, AR
Aiyana Knauer – photographic documentation – New York, NY
Alisha Piercy – drawing – Montreal, QC
Daniel Terna – photography – Brooklyn, NY

Special guest gallery: Rodigallery by Elise Graham will be parked outside the exhibit, a mobile art gallery – New York, NY (Sat only)

DATE Nov 2
TIME 7 pm
BronxArtSpace
305 E 140th St #1A
Bronx, NY 10454

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http://www.othercinema.com/

Oct 10,2013
ATA Gallery
992 Valencia,
San Francisco,CA

Other Cinema is a long-standing bastion of experimental film, video, and performance in San Francisco’s Mission District. We are inspired and sustained by the ongoing practice of fine-art filmmaking, as well as engaged essay and documentary forms. But OC also embraces marginalized genres like “orphan” industrial films, home movies, ethnography, and exploitation, as media-archeological core-samples, and blows against consensus reality and the sterility of museum culture.

Whether avant-garde or engagé, our emphasis is on the radical subjectivities and sub-cultural sensibilities that find expression in what used to be called “underground cinema.”

Our calendars are curated on a semi-annual basis, mostly comprised of polymorphous group shows–several pieces, in different moving-image and intermedia formats–organized around a common theme. Almost always the artist herself appears in person, bringing new work to a energized microcinema audience opting for the provocative images and ideas only available in a non-commercial and non-academic salon environment.

Conceived and stewarded by Craig Baldwin, with a whole lotta help from ATA Gallery, Steve Polta, Christine Metropoulos, and others in a core collective whose commitment has created a space for contemporary cinematic expression and exchange.

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