Experimentail Film Festival PORTLAND (EFF Portland)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
9 - 11:30pm: HOT STUFF @ The White Box - 24 NW 1st Ave.
feat. performances by:
Renée Lear: Transition Practice
Kim Miskowicz : Saving the Next to Last
Jesse Malmed: The Body Electronic
Also featuring installations by:
Vanessa Renwick: Medusa Smack
Laura Cechanowicz: A Letter to You
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9 - 11:30pm: HOT STUFF @ The White Box - 24 NW 1st Ave.
feat. performances by:
Renée Lear: Transition Practice
Kim Miskowicz : Saving the Next to Last
Jesse Malmed: The Body Electronic
Also featuring installations by:
Vanessa Renwick: Medusa Smack
Laura Cechanowicz: A Letter to You
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Save the Next to Last for Dec. 17th at Other Cinema!
Hi folks and Happy Holidays!
On December 17th, I will be projecting my handcrank-Super 8mm-emergency-memory-and-security archive called, "Saving the Next to Last," at New Experimental Works in San Francisco.
A bit about the OC.
showtime is at 7pm!
admission $6
Where:
Artists’ Television Access
992 Valencia Street (at 21st)
San Francisco, CA 94110
|http://www.othercinema.com/|http://www.othercinema.com/
AVANT TO LIVE
SAT. 12/17: NEW EXPERIMENTAL WORKS
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO OC FUNDRAISER, DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM, SHOWTIME AT 7!
Here's an energized evening of new cinematic efforts that champion personal expression and radical form. Constituting the season's most exploratory programming initiative--and with many of the makers in person--are Kelly Sears' Once It Started...,Salise Hughes' Erasable Cities, Carl Diehl's Future Affluence, Sylvia Schedelbauer's Sounding Glass, Roger Deutsch's Round Trip, Kathleen Quillian'sFin de Siecle, Zach Iannazzi's Tarp, Doug Katelus' Casino, Christopher Harris'28.IV.81 Descending Figures, Linda Scobie's Craig's Cutting-Room Floor, and Kim Miskowicz' hand-cranked S8 Saving the Next to Last. PLUS recent pieces by Tommy Becker, Bryan Boyce, Thad Povey, Karl Lind, et alia. Come early for artists' reception, toast 'n' jam, and free pencils!
On December 17th, I will be projecting my handcrank-Super 8mm-emergency-memory-and-security archive called, "Saving the Next to Last," at New Experimental Works in San Francisco.
A bit about the OC.
showtime is at 7pm!
admission $6
Where:
Artists’ Television Access
992 Valencia Street (at 21st)
San Francisco, CA 94110
|http://www.othercinema.com/|http://www.othercinema.com/
AVANT TO LIVE
SAT. 12/17: NEW EXPERIMENTAL WORKS
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO OC FUNDRAISER, DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM, SHOWTIME AT 7!
Here's an energized evening of new cinematic efforts that champion personal expression and radical form. Constituting the season's most exploratory programming initiative--and with many of the makers in person--are Kelly Sears' Once It Started...,Salise Hughes' Erasable Cities, Carl Diehl's Future Affluence, Sylvia Schedelbauer's Sounding Glass, Roger Deutsch's Round Trip, Kathleen Quillian'sFin de Siecle, Zach Iannazzi's Tarp, Doug Katelus' Casino, Christopher Harris'28.IV.81 Descending Figures, Linda Scobie's Craig's Cutting-Room Floor, and Kim Miskowicz' hand-cranked S8 Saving the Next to Last. PLUS recent pieces by Tommy Becker, Bryan Boyce, Thad Povey, Karl Lind, et alia. Come early for artists' reception, toast 'n' jam, and free pencils!
AUGUST 5th - 2 openings in Oakland Branch Gallery and Krowswork
SUMMER IN THE CITY: SELECTIONS FROM THE BAYVAN REGISTRY
CLINT IMBODEN, JUDY JOHNSON-WILLIAMS, JAIME KNIGHT, PANTEA KARIMI, INES KRAMER, JOSHUA MARTINEZ, MASAKO MIKI, KIM MISKOWICZ, CHRIS RITSON
AUGUST 05 - AUGUST 26, 2011
OPENING RECEPTION: AUGUST 05, 2011, 6-9PM
*AND*
KROWSWORK: August 5th - the opening of the second wave: I'll have two pieces as part of the second wave of Krowswork's Summer of Video Art: Oakland Video Vague—a rolling wave of video projects, installations, performances, and single channel works which begins on First Friday, August 5.
The Feel of the Water, including work by Dale Hoyt, Kim Miskowicz, Lisa Blatt, Carolyn Radlo/Alanna Simone, George Pfau, Monica Peck, Darrin Martin, Peter Max Lawrence, Conrad Meyers II, Lucinda Luvaas, Daniel Konhauser, Torsten Zenas Burns, Carol Selter, and Sian Amoy. Through August 27th.
- On view from August 5 - 27th, Video Landscapes installation
- Also, don't miss the premier of my handcrank video-to-film Saving the Next to Last on the evening of August 27th -
Conversation with SFMOMA assistant media arts curator Tanya Zimbardo followed by live video performances by Kim Miskowicz and Tommy Becker.
Krowswork Gallery Hours: Fridays 3-6, Saturdays 1-5, and other times by appointment, including Sundays.
480 23rd Street-side entrance
Oakland, California
CLINT IMBODEN, JUDY JOHNSON-WILLIAMS, JAIME KNIGHT, PANTEA KARIMI, INES KRAMER, JOSHUA MARTINEZ, MASAKO MIKI, KIM MISKOWICZ, CHRIS RITSON
AUGUST 05 - AUGUST 26, 2011
OPENING RECEPTION: AUGUST 05, 2011, 6-9PM
*AND*
KROWSWORK: August 5th - the opening of the second wave: I'll have two pieces as part of the second wave of Krowswork's Summer of Video Art: Oakland Video Vague—a rolling wave of video projects, installations, performances, and single channel works which begins on First Friday, August 5.
The Feel of the Water, including work by Dale Hoyt, Kim Miskowicz, Lisa Blatt, Carolyn Radlo/Alanna Simone, George Pfau, Monica Peck, Darrin Martin, Peter Max Lawrence, Conrad Meyers II, Lucinda Luvaas, Daniel Konhauser, Torsten Zenas Burns, Carol Selter, and Sian Amoy. Through August 27th.
- On view from August 5 - 27th, Video Landscapes installation
- Also, don't miss the premier of my handcrank video-to-film Saving the Next to Last on the evening of August 27th -
Conversation with SFMOMA assistant media arts curator Tanya Zimbardo followed by live video performances by Kim Miskowicz and Tommy Becker.
Krowswork Gallery Hours: Fridays 3-6, Saturdays 1-5, and other times by appointment, including Sundays.
480 23rd Street-side entrance
Oakland, California
April 2, 2011
Fold-outs for the Lab's Postcard show
March 2010
Krowswork
presents
Time(Lapse)
March 20-April 18, 2010
Opening Reception, Saturday, March 20, 6 to 9 pm
Krowswork Gallery is pleased to present Time(Lapse), an exhibition featuring photography, video, and installation by Drone Dungeon, Katja Mater, Kim Miskowicz, and Liena Vayzman. Each of these artists is exploring image degradation through manipulated or natural cycles of time, echoing yet ultimately breaking with the sequential and linear clarity charted by photographer Eadweard Muybridge’s famous “Motion Studies” in favor of a restructuring of narrative and an emphasis on the complexity of the whole.
A very nice endorsement of the show from Oakbook
Lab's Annual Art Sale and Auction
The Lab
2948 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Saturday, March 20, 2010, 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. Annual Art Auction for The Lab.
Live auction at 8:30 p.m.
Click here for an image of my donation
FRONT + CENTER 2010
Headlands Center for the Arts
Front + Center is an annual exhibition at Headlands showcasing outstanding work by California artists. This exhibition will make use of Headlands' historic Building 944 and Gymnasium, featuring a variety of projects including several newly commissioned, site-specific works.
January 17–February 28, 2010
Time: 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
Location: 944 Fort Barry
Opening Reception:
Sunday, January 17, 2010
2–5PM
REVIEW
Front + Center is an annual exhibition at Headlands showcasing outstanding work by California artists. This exhibition will make use of Headlands' historic Building 944 and Gymnasium, featuring a variety of projects including several newly commissioned, site-specific works.
January 17–February 28, 2010
Time: 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
Location: 944 Fort Barry
Opening Reception:
Sunday, January 17, 2010
2–5PM
REVIEW
