[Frameworks] Salise Hughes Screening in Portland OR with Grand Detour at the Hollywood Theater!

[benjamin popp]

Salise Hughes will show Recycled Visions at the Hollywood Theater March.
29th at 7pm as part of Grand Detour's Winter Series


<http://vimeo.com/3632389>

http://vimeo.com/3632389

*This is a big one, guys. *Grand Detour will bring Seattle-based
experimental filmmaker *Salise Hughes *to Portland on *March 29* *at 7PM *for
a screening of *Recycled Visions*, a collection of her work made between
2005-2011 that* includes at least two world premieres*. Considering that
Hughes’ films have screened at the International Film Festival Rotterdam,
L’Alternative- Barcelona, the Seattle International Film Festival, the Ann
Arbor Film Festival, and the PDX and Northwest Film & Video Festivals in
Portland, as well as the Walker Art Center, it is a tremendous honor to be
able to present her work as a part of Grand Detour’s Winter Screening
Series. *This not-to-be-missed event will take place at the historic
Hollywood Theatre, a fitting venue for this highly regarded filmmaker.*

http://vimeo.com/4334653

Hughes is known for her special process of digitally erasing and layering
images from found footage. This collection of her recent short films
showcases complex and mesmerizing works that address such disparate subjects
as capturing the ephemeral, dreams of flying, and family histories. *Recycled
Visions *will include *Title Wave* (2005, 2 minutes), *How to Draw
Clouds*(2006, 2 minutes),
*Flying Dreams* (2006, 13 minutes), *Double Lives* (2007, 5 minutes), *Every
One I Have Ever Known* (2007, 4 minutes), *There Were Houses Here* (2006, 10
minutes), *Strange Weather* (2005, 3 minutes), *How to Draw Dogs* (2007, 3
minutes), The Tourist (2008, 7 minutes), *Nothing to Fear But Nothing Itself
* (2009, 5 minutes), *Celluloid Heroes Never Really Die* (2010, 6 minutes),
*The Swimmer* (2010, 4 minutes), *Shiny Things* (2007, 5 minutes), *
Somewhere* (2009, 4 minutes),  *How to Draw Flowers* (2011, 5 minutes), and
the brand-new *Erasable Cities* (2011).

www.grand-detour.org
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