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Sarah Rose Allen
cup
2009
3:24 minutes, looped
Video installation featuring digital projection
color, audio
aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9): 4:3 (actually 3:4)
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Netta Bacon
Pack
2007
5 seconds
Installation featuring projection of digital video animation, glass
black and white. No audio
3:4
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Charlotte Potter
Pack
The Opposite of Mitosis
Duration: 5:22
Year: 2010
Black and White, No Audio
Video Installation featuring steel table and petri dish
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Arun Sharma
Pack
(de)composition: self-portrait
2009, 60 minutes
digital video
color, no audio
4:3
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Brett Swenson
Dreamcast
2008, 3 minute loop
color/b&w
Video installation featuring digital projection, cast glass and custom pedestal
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Alexandra Ben-Abba
Glass Haircut
2009 - 2010, 4:38 minutes
digital video
color, audio
16:9
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Betsy Dadd
Table
2010, 3:38 minutes
digital video (stop frame animation)
color, oil paint on Glass
audio (credit: Agathe Leforge)
3:4
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Giuseppe Di Bella
Healing
2009, 8:50 minutes
digital video
color, audio
16/9
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Emma Hogarth
Compound Focus
2010, 7:07 minutes
color, no audio
4:3
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Armel Hostiou
BMB (can't say goodbye)
2009, 3:10 minutes
digital video
color, audio stereo
4:3
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Alana Kakoyiannis
Untitled
2007, 3:00 minutes
Digital Video
b&w, stereo
16:9
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Kevin Kay
Untitled
2010, 3:25 minutes
digital video from Super 8 black and white film
audio: original score
4:3
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Emer Lynch
Heightened
2010, 7 minutes
digital video
color, audio
4:3
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Matthew MacKisack
Preview and Guide
2010, 6:20 minutes
digital video
color, stereo
4:3
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Kimberly McKinnis
The Shape of an Emotion-II
2010, 7:30 minutes
digital video
widescreen (16:9)
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Andrea Oleniczak
Orange Tree
2010, 4:31minutes
digital video
Color
Audio
16:9
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Andrew Salgado
The Only Thing You Can Count On Is Your Family
2009, 6:32 minutes
digital video
color, audio (English)
4:3
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Rui Sasaki
I eye I
2009, 6 minutes
Digital Video
b&, no audio
4:3
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Ted Sonnenschein
6 Berlin Views
2010, 10:23 minutes
digital video
color, no audio
4:3
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Brett Swenson
Execution
2010, 9 minutes
digital video
color ,audio
4:3
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A project curated by two artists and recent Rhode Island School of Design graduates,
Yuka Otani and Anjali Srinivasan, this exhibition consists of 20 digital video works, some of which are accompanied by installation components.
Working with the lens of a video camera, the 19 artists featured in the exhibition engage a wide gamut. They investigate an intimate relationship with glass, capture the poetic beauty of vulnerable moments using the metaphors of glass and implement performative acts that problematize a situation or provide insight. They explore social implications of transparency and reflectivity and create moments by unmaking objects. The Festival showcases a variety of short videos ranging from abstract and perceptual to narrative and process-based. In all cases the works are manifest best through the vocabulary of video though some include an active physical/installation component.
Following its debut at Heller Gallery in New York (September 10-25) the Festival will travel to Sydney, Austrialia.
For additional information and curatorial writings:
www.howisthisglass.blogspot.com/.
Blog publication supported by the Creative Capital/
Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program.
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