A three-day video festival, featuring a new video program each day from noon through midnight. The programs will be viewable from both inside the gallery and outside on the street.
Friday, October 22: noon-midnight
SLIDERS | A Digestible Video Retrospective from the Show Cave Archives
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A three-day video festival, featuring a new video program each day from noon through midnight. The programs will be viewable from both inside the gallery and outside on the street.
Friday, October 22: noon-midnight
SLIDERS | A Digestible Video Retrospective from the Show Cave Archives
SLIDERS is a two-hour program from the Los Angeles experimental video collective and venue, Show Cave. The selections come from past video shows curated by Hazel Hill McCarthy III, including Permanent Vacation, Spread Eagle, Quartz Qube, Moon Illusion, Future Heat and Summer Sizzlers. Founded in 2008, Show Cave commissions artists to make new work that approached the titles of each show. Artists who have participated include Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Eric Wareheim, Animal Charm, Aids 3-D, Hazel Hill McCarthy III, Kathleen Daniel, Tommyboy, Jules Marquis, Bobbi Woods, Eric Nordhauser, Actually Huizenga, Drone Dungeon, Santi Vernetti, Nathan Maxwell Cann and Douglas J. McCarthy. Also premiering a new photograph by Avril Icandenza.
Saturday, October 23: noon-midnight
SOME CAUSES/LES TRISTES | Lucas Ajemian + Julien Bismuth
Lucas Ajemian and Julien Bismuth have been a collaborative duo since 2005. Their work addresses the idea or ideal of authorship, the nature of work, the shape of communication and the contours and limits of creative activity. They have exhibited together at the Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Paris (2008); Galerie Parisa Kind, Frankfurt (2006), the Orange County Museum, Newport Beach, CA (2008), Foxy Productions, New York (2008) and at Invisible-Exports (2010). Screening includes Some Causes (2008) and Les Tristes performances from 2007 – 2010.
Sunday, October 24: noon-midnight
MISC: DOCUMENTS & MOCK-UMENTS
A program featuring creative documentary work, in which the story sometimes takes precedence over the truth.
