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Channeling
Northwest Film Forum
Seattle, WA
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Channeling
Channeling is an entryway into the spirit realm and the queer body politic: a loose catalogue of experimental moving image work that calls up the ghosts of the past and the specters of the future. The intent of the program is to re-imagine film and video as occult technologies that allow us to connect with the bodies, experiences and emotions that are often invisible - ghostly, even - in everyday life. The works in the program take a personal approach in dealing with the political and historical problems that haunt the queer experience: the AIDS pandemic (Renwick, DiStefano), the body in transition (Montague), the idealized nuclear family (Pena, Robinson, Rosenfeld) and the narrow cultural standards of desirability (EMR, Moulton). Channeling presents emerging and established artists critically engaging with these concerns on their own campy, poetic, sexual, humorous and even utopian terms, using a variety of aesthetic approaches such as digital video, homemade effects, saturated 8mm, home movies, animation, green screen and more.

9 is a Secret - Vanessa Renwick (2002, 6:00, video)
Well Dressed - Elyse Montague (2006, 10:00, Super 8mm on video)
Whispering Pines #7 - Shana Moulton (2006, 5:00, video)
Carol Anne is Dead - Michael Robinson (2008, 7:30, video)
Don't Do As I Do: Do As I Say - Liz Rosenfeld (2008, 7:00, video)
Something's Gonna Soon - EMR (Math Bass & Dylan Mira) (2008, 4:00, video)
Some Ghosts - Aay Preston-Myint (2007, 2:00, video)
Compromise - Jillian Pena (2005, 10:00, video)
(tell me why): The Epistemology of Disco - John Di Stefano (1990, 24:00, video)

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Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave [at Pike]
Seattle, WA 98122
United States
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Film

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