Friday, April 9, 2004
Co-sponsored/co-presented by:
Squeaky Wheel, Hallwalls, University at Buffalo, Department of Media Study, University at Buffalo's Graduate Student Association in Media Studies, and the Experimental Television Center at Medaille College.
Presented at:
Squeaky Wheel
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Filmmaker Deborah Stratman In Person at Squeaky Wheel 175 Elmwood Avenue $5 non-members, $4 members Co-sponsored by the Experimental Television Center, University at Buffalo (UB) Dept. of Media Study, UB Graduate Student Association in Media Studies, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, and The Media / Visual and Digital Arts Depts. at Medaille College. Chicago-based filmmaker and artist, and 2003 Guggenheim Fellowship recipient, Deborah Stratman will present an evening of her recent films and videos. Stratman's subjects seem to verge on invisibility: Texas oil landscapes on the periphery of the periphery, empty suburban spaces filled with the cold eye of surveillance, the isolation of intimacy. With a remarkably discerning eye and ear, and an uncompromising belief in the power of film, Stratman creates intense, anxious works that will leave you wondering about all the other things you might not be seeing. Tonight’s screening includes UNTIED (1993), ON THE VARIOUS NATURE OF THINGS (1995), IN ORDER NOT TO BE HERE (2002), and ENERGY COUNTRY (2003). |
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