Interviewed for the Feminist Experimental Filmmakers Interview Archive

Feminist Film Archive

I was interviewed recently by Julie Wyman’s student Yan Gu for the Feminist Film Archive, a collection of interviews with cinema artists by students of Wyman (UC Davis) and Irene Lusztig (UC Santa Cruz), as part of their co-taught feminist filmmaking class. The archive will continue to grow, and already includes interviews with wonderful filmmakers Deborah Stratman, Cauleen Smith, Lynn Sachs, Zoe Beloff and many more. Link: https://sites.google.com/ucsc.edu/femexfilmarchive/home

Included in 2017 Film-makers Coop Benefit

Film-makers Coop Benefit Auction

Happy to be a part of the Film-makers Coop Benefit Auction, invited by filmmaker Mary Billyou. Thanks to Mary for inviting me! I’m a fan of the Coop.

Curatorial Project: Electric Breath at Emerge 2017

Curatorial Project: Electric Breath at Emerge 2017

I am curating a screening of experimental videos and animations for the Emerge Festival 2017 at ASU Feb. 25 (with head-curator Dehlia Hannah). Electric Breath is a screening that traces Frankensteinian themes in recent experimental video and animation. From monstrous avatars struggling to thrive in, or escape from, virtual worlds to animal-headed humans narrating a drowned city, the screening presents a forecast by turns satirical, dreamy and dystopian. Artists include Katie Torn, Carla Gannis, Marina Zurkow, Eva Davidova, and Hilary Harp + Suzie Silver.

The Chthulu and the Final Girl on view at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art

Push Comes to Shove: Women and Power

My animation The Chthulu and the Final Girl is on view as part of Push Comes to Shove: Women and Power exhibition at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art until Jan. 8, 2017. The show was curated by ASU Professor Muriel Magenta and SMOCA Director and Head Curator Sara Cochran.

Story Problems at Maxon Mills, Wassaic,NY

Story Problems

Story Problems at Maxon Mills, Wassaic, NY

My installation Story Problems will be on view all summer through Oct. 1 as part of the Wassaic Project Summer Show 2016 in the Hudson River Valley, NY. The five animations are looping on iPads in small wooden boxes placed in the stairwell between floors, as second below.

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