Fri., 2014-02-13

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7:30: Seated screenings in the MAC's Black Box Theater
The Lost Worlds (compilation), curated by Michael A. Morris
Ben Russell, Atlantis (2014), 16mm film to HD video, 23:30 min.
Harun Farocki, Parallel II (2014), HD video, 8:23 min.
Richard Bailey, The Disappearance of the Grackles (2014), HD video, 8 min.
Jeremy Couillard, Mystical Beasts (2013), HD video, 3:38 min.
Nicky Tavaras, Call Me By Heart (2014), 16mm film, 2:22 min.
Dani Leventhal, Sister City (2013), HD video, 4:40 min.
Jeremy Couillard, The Bob Monroe 24/7 News Network (2014), HD video, 2:48 min.
Mike Stoltz, Under the Atmosphere (2014), 16mm film, 14:30 min.

Mike Stoltz, Under the Atmosphere (2014), 14:30 min., 16mm film

8:45: Experimental Response Cinema
Experimental films and videos from Austin, TX [artists and titles t.b.a.]

New installation in the Square Gallery by Michael Stansell (through Mar. 7):

Michael Stansell,The Water and the Blood (2012), multi channel video projection with sound, 27 min. (looping), courtesy of the artist and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Georgia. The Water and the Blood is a synchronized multi-channel sound and video installation. Set in the rural south, The Water and the Blood presents a kaleidoscopic view of five characters' interwoven stories. These stories are pulled from family histories and blended with a mix of imagined and documented events. "The Water and the Blood requires a commitment from the audience, but is a fascinating personal journey that illuminates just how subjective our perceptions can be." ––Rebecca Dimling Cochran, Art in America

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