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21 Grand and Killer Banshee Studios present:
The 9th Annual T-10 Video Festival
two nights celebrating short videos
Thursday July 16 &
Friday July 17, 2009
Doors 8.00pm Screening 8.30pm
$7 |
21 Grand
416 25th St. at Broadway
Oakland |
Thursday, July
16 (see details) |
BIOs for all
video artists in planned screening order |
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Anne Lesley Selcer -- Ch
3 from A Book of Poems on Beauty
Excerpts from a Book of Poems on Beauty are forthcoming in Action,
Yes! and Try. Other work by Anne Lesley Selcer appears recently
in The Clackamas Literary Review, Woo, The Graphic Tales of Mr
Todd and Associates and Aunt Maude's Scrapbook, an artist book
published by JRP Ringier in Zurich. She is the author of the book
Banlieusard, commissioned by Artspeak in 2005. She writes on visual
art for galleris and magazines. |
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Ronnie Cramer --
Cantata in C Major
Artist/Musician/Filmmakeer Ronnie Cramer has been
active in the arts community for over thirty years. His paintings
have been exhibited in galleries and other venues across the country,
his music has achiieved airplay on over 100 radio stations nationwide
and his critically acclaimed films have been screened at festivals
around the world. He has also been featured as a guest lecturer
on art and media at numerous museums and universities. Scorched
Earth Productions |
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Desciple -- Freethrow
DESCIPLE is an Oakland native filmmaker who is known for producing
larger than life movies at a Taco Bell budget. In 2007, Desciple's
film, PURGATORY 2 screened at the 2007 Festival De Cannes Short
Film Corner, San Diego's Comic-con and at Oakland International
Film Festival with a cast gathered from Craigslist and a budget
of only $106. Desciple also is the creator of Berkeley CH28's HORRORTV
and the yearly action film festival known as HEROFEST. torridproductions.com/crow2d.html |
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Anna Whitehead -- Great Kings
Anna Whitehead makes semi-autobiographical work exploring oppositional
racial, sexual and gender identities. Her practice explores the
nuanced interstices of individual identity and collective knowledge
within thematic discourses of diaspora, history, memory, melancholy
and desire. With a background in painting and performance art and
an interest in storytelling through music, experimental theatre
and puppetry, she is currently enrolled at the California College
of the Arts, venturing further into public performance and video. |
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Michael Trigilio -- Breaking Glass: My David Bowie
Movie
Michael Trigilio was born and raised in San Antonio, TX. His media
work has been presented nationally and internationally, notably
at the Anthology Film Archives in New York, Southern Exposure Gallery
in San Francisco, and the Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain in
Strasbourg. Michael is a co-founder of the collaborative Neighborhood
Public Radio project which was included in the 2008 Whitney Biennial.
Michael lives in San Diego and is serving on the Visual Arts faculty
at UC San Diego where he teaches courses in Media Arts. More info
at www.starve.org. |
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SarahMatik -- Anitya
SarahMatik is a San Francisco based performer, costume designer,
multimedia artist & educator. |
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Rebekah May -- Ablation
Rebekah May graduated from Hamilton College in Clinton NY with
a BA in Fine Arts in 2003. She has completed internships at Anderson
Ranch Arts Center in Snowmass Village CO, the John Michael Kohler
Center for Arts in Kohler WI & the Kala Art Institute in Berkeley
CA. She attended residency programs at Anderson Ranch Arts Center
and Sloss Furnaces Metal Artsw in Birmingham AL. Rebekah received
her MFA degree at CCA in 2009. Her artwork has been shown in New
York, California, Illinois, Alabama, & Colorado. |
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Raymond Yeh -- Hsauter
Raymond Yeh has hundreds of hours of video, most of which have
never been seen nor viewed, but all of which have meaning. Video,
to him, serves two purposes: first, to record peoples lives so
that they are not forgotten. second, to record the world as he
wishes it to be remembered; without lettering or language; and without
common-intent. |
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Alfred Hernandez & Amy Green -- The Oasis Bloom
Alfred Hernandez has been making films and videos in the Bay Area
for over twenty years. His films usually employ the use of masks,
miniatures and special visual effects. |
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Stephanie Sherriff -- Amalgam
(live video performance)
Stephanie Sherriff is a sound artist interested in the intersection
of video sculpture, performance art.
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Featured Artist: David Cox -- Puppenhead, Otherzone,
Dr Yes Trailer
David Cox is an award-winning filmaker with
a background in animation and videogames. He lives in the Bay Area
and teaches at City College of San Francisco and DeVry University. |
Friday, July
17 (see details) |
BIOs for all
video artists in planned screening order |
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Rebecca Najdowski -- Trace
Rebecca Najdowski is an exhibited visual artist who uses photography,
video and landbased interventions in her practice. She lives in
San Francisco where she is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts
at the California College of the Arts. Her work is strongly informed
by having been born and raised in the high desert of New Mexico.
Rebecca explores the complicated interaction between humans and
nature. |
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Michael Goodier -- Love Lafayette
Michael Goodier captures real situations, the mundane; a friend
packing up his apartment to move, or, as in his film The Searchers,
he documented another friend driving from the East Coast to the
West. We expect documentary films to be one way and Hollywood cinema
to be another. We do not expect them to overlap, and when they do
strange things can happen. In this way Goodier plays with the viewers'
adapted ideas of cinema. He creates films out of everyday situations,
situations that we can actually relate to, without the sensational
fantasy that Hollywood cinema most often constructs.Born in Rhode
Island, Michael Goodier moved to California in 2002 where he currently
resides in Oakland. He received his MFA in New Media from California
College of the Arts and his BA in Film Studies at Rhode Island College. |
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Tricia Lawless Murray -- Caught
in a Labyrinth
Tricia Lawless Murray was born along the Southern California Coast,
but received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from schools
in the Bay Area. Her BA is in the History of Art from UC Berkeley
and her MFA is from the California College of the Arts. Currently,
she resides in a Disney cottage near Griffith Park.
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Corrine Bot -- Skippy Bunny
Corrine Bot is a Video Artist. Recent showing including winning
1st Prize Total Film Festivals Cinema Paradiso Fort Lauderdale.
Recent showings: Les Inattendus (Lyon, France), Platforma07 (Athens,
Greece), Tirana Int’l Film Fest (Albania), Varmlansk Filmfestival
(Arvika, Sweden), Int’l Fest of TV (Barcelona), Euroshorts (Warsaw,
Poland), Videolab Lagos (Portugal), & many other International
Festivals. corrinebot.com |
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Samara Halperin -- The Leather
Daddy & The
Unicorn
Samara Halperin is a filmmaker from New York City, currently living
in Oakland, CA. She has been making short films & videos for
queer youth since she was a queer youth & has screened in more
than 50 film festivals worldwide. She received a BFA in film from
Rhode Island School of Design & an MFA in film from The California
College of Arts & Crafts. Halperin teaches at Mills College & won
a 2007 Goldie Award. samarahalperin.com |
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Hilary Harp & Suzie Silver -- Robot Love
Collaborating since 2003, Hilary Harp & Suzie Silver have created
a range of projects including objects, installations, videos and performances.
Drawn to exotica, science fiction and pre-digital special effects,
they created D.I.Y. spectacles by combining technical sophistication
with humble materials. They have exhibited their objects and installations
throughout the US. Their videos have screened all over the world.
The Video Data Bank distributes their videos, Nebula, Robot Love and
Eric Moe's Idyll. They have performed their live media variety show "Fruit
Machine" in a number of venues nationally including Transformer
Gallery, Washington DC; Around the Coyote Festival, Chicago, IL; Pittsburgh
Center for the Arts, PA; Phoenix Fringe Festival, AZ; and University
of San Diego, CA. Harp is Assistant Professor of Sculptuer at Arizona
State University. Silver is Associate Professor in Electronic and
Time Based Art in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. |
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Tony Coleman & Sean Levon Nash
-- Conspirabee Theory
Mostly known for surrealist representational figurative paintings
shown in the SF Bay Area, Tony Coleman has also performed with alternative
HipHop acts Maggot Brain & Fatomat. His first major animated
work "Dead News Network" (2007) has toured internationally & is
currently featured as part of an Opera written by John Leanos & Sean
Levon Nash. "Conspirabee Theory" is the first animated
piece Coleman has written & co-directed. Tony Coleman was born
in Kokomo IN & currently resides in Oakland CA. He received
his MFA from UC Berkeley in 1992 & BFA from Herron School of
Art in Indianapolis, IN in 1987. |
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Katie Krohn -- Forever Yours
Berkeley City College Multi-media student. |
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Eve Edelson-- Insomnia
Eve Edelson's book "Scamorama: Turning the Tables on Email
Scammers" was published by the Disinformation Company in 2006.
She was a columnist for the A&E Webzine Shuffleboil and her
story "The Underachiever" will appear in the 2009 Tallgrass
Anthology, "Fearsome Fascinations". |
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Antero Alli -- The Word, Weird
Antero Alli (b.1952)
is a Finnish born, Berkeley-based filmmaker whose idiosyncratic
films defy easy categorization in their exploration of what he calls "the
metaphysics of social collapse".
His films have garnered high critical praise from filmthreat.com while
screening the west coast arthouse circuit; Pacific Film Archive
(Berkeley), Portland Art Museum, UC Irvine Film Dept, Red Vic Movie
House (S.F.), The Mills College Concert Hall (Oakland), Northwest
Film Forum (Seattle), Hollywood Theatre (Portland) and others. He
resides with his wife, the singer/composer Sylvi
Alli, in Berkeley
CA where he serves as director of ParaTheatrical
ReSearch, a group
of dancers and ritualists dedicated to the somatic expression of
kinetic properties found in dreams.
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Magnetic Stripper -- Levitate
the Pentagon
3D computer animator/designer....Halfway twixt Madonna and a black
plastik action figure, with some blinking lights on top........Sifting
for the lost computers of Phthagoras........Geometric solutions
to irrational problems.........Futurist and romantik........Magnetic
Stripper, Deactivated, Perfection, Light Shoxxx, Detached Modem,
Joule, A Strawberry Shortcut........Tribe Pod, Vidlux, Obscura........The
cat's cradle of lines crossed and crossed lines........Jack Kirby
was my child hood hero, he was cyberpunk before there were hippies,
I learned to draw by copying his work.........The balance of extremes:
chiaroscuro........Huge fan of the paintings of Jan Vermeer (think
Dali was correct about his spark of divinity, and the oil of wasps)
Blacklight, Op_Art nightmare........Metatron's Cube and the DemiUrge's
domain........Dancing like a short circuited robot........Human
friendly....... .. ICV....... |
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Ian Winters w/ Mary Armentrout -- Traffic (or thoughts while
eating ritz crackers)
live video
based performance
Ian Winters, photographer, video-maker & performer,
creates works at the intersection of architectural form, frozen
image and time -based media frequently collaborating with musicians,
composers and choreographers to create open-ended, but unavoidable
encironments through the intersection of live perfomrance, photographic/video/film/media,
architectural/sculptural forms and sonic environments. Winters trained
in photography, film and performance at the School of the Museum
of Fine Arts-Boston and Tufts University and is based in the San Francisco
Bay Area.
My current work focuses on a fascination with time and its deconstruction,
a long-standing interest in work that emerges out of specific sites
using the accretion of imagery and exploration of series using animation
and time-lapse techniques. Recent work has explored our ever closer
relationships with the fictional hyperspecificity that technology can
seem to offer and its intersection with the human landscape through
a framework of mapping, technology and the body and loss. |
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Feature Artist: Bulk Foodveyor
The Talk of Creatures, Hootenanny Manifestation, New Day
Trailer, The Purpose Driven Life
Experimental video artist, Bulk Foodveyor (Philip R. Bonner), creates
media based theater using physical assemblage with a bizarre satirical
humor. In 2008, Bulk Foodveyor was an Artist in Residence at the SFdump.
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