[Frameworks] Art gallery venues that host experimental film series screenings

[Tara Nelson]

Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester NY has been exhibiting experimental
films as well as photography, media and book arts since 1969.  Today the VSW
Salon <https://www.vsw.org/vsw-salon/salon-spring-2024/or119/> is a
twice-monthly exhibition of films, artist talks, installations and
performances in the 50 seat microcinema.

 This Thursday <https://www.vsw.org/vsw-salon/salon-spring-2024/or119/>
Peggy Ahwesh will present her most recent collaboration with Jackie Goss,
OR119, preceded by some educational films that Peggy has chosen from the
VSW Film Archive. After the screening Peggy will be in conversation with
VSW Curator Tara Nelson and filmmaker Jennifer Montgomery.

The VSW Press <https://www.vsw.org/publications/vsw-press/> also publishes
artist books, and has been working with film artists through the Film Art
Book imprint (FAB), including recent publications with Rose Lowder, Ephraim
Asili, Dani and Sheilah ReStack, Luther Price and Crystal Z Campbell.

Tara Merenda Nelson

On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 6:27 PM Robert Harris <lagonaboba at gmail.com> wrote:

> Anthology Film Archives: Video Program held video screenings in the Holly
> Solomon Gallery on West Broadway in New York City.  I don’t remember the
> exact years..I could dig this information up, but not right now. This took
> place when Anthology’s 80 Wooster St. theater was effectively shut down by
> the city.  My slightly outsider’s impression (I was associate curator in
> the Video area of Anthology at a time when video was something of an
> outlier in a pantheon of Essential Film) was that Jonas refused to pay off
> the inspectors. There was no fire exit at 80 Wooster, so it was legal as a
> theater.  Film stopped showing at that time, but we continued our weekly
> Video shows at Holly Solomon, and also at PS#1 in Queens (not MOMA back
> then).  Film didn’t show again until we moved to the 2nd St. building.
> Video never stopped, as we started showing at Millennium on 4th St. after
> we moved all the archive and offices to the courthouse.
>
> When we showed at Holly Solomon, most “film” people did not think video
> was “film”, so I don’t know if the screenings I mention meet your criteria
> of “films” in galleries.  If I’m not mistaken, today a screening a digital
> electronic images made with voltages and a scan system would be considered
> a film screening.
>
> Bob Harris
>
>
> On Jan 18, 2024, at 8:43 AM, Ж <kkotik at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 
> Hey Joel,
>
> Bcubico, in Recife, northeast of Brazil was a cultural space ( you may
> call a non profit gallery too) that dedicated it's work on this
> intersections on experimental film, video art, and digital practices.
>
> We've published a book on the space history with text by the
> artists/filmmakers who exhibited or worked  there such as VALIE EXPORT,
> Peggy Ahwesh, Erwin Wurm, eRikm, Nathalie Magnan, Paul Sharits, Anthony
> Mcall, and many other.
>
> The book is available for free download here:
> https://textodecinema.com/livro-bcubico-bcubico-book/
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Best,
>
> Ж
>
>  kkinema.com.br | textodecinema.com
>
>
>
> Em qui., 18 de jan. de 2024 às 06:11, Pip Chodorov <pip at re-voir.com>
> escreveu:
>
>> Hi Joel,
>> The Film Gallery in Paris is devoted to showcasing experimental
>> filmmakers, though actual screening events are sporadic.
>> Pip
>>
>>
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