“Video is used by Vito Acconci, Charlemagne Palestine, and Tony Oursler as a medium for investigating and exhibiting obsession, trauma, and need for control.” – Village Voice

Freebasing TeleVision culture. Videos by Alex Bag, Michel Auder, Jennifer Reeder, Animal Charm, Maura Jasper.

Unconventional narratives by John Baldessari, Katherin Resetarits, Hollis Frampton.

kinetics + chemistry + progress.

An evening of dark films and videos. Optical printing and video manipulation create dense layers of nausea. Meditations on media and culture. The use of technology for subversive purposes. Dis-ease.

Films about places and site-specific actions, investigations and de-constructions. “Astria Suparak has cleverly curated a program of films that focus on landscapes and cityscapes.” – The Village Voice

Conceptual, performance-based and seminal videotapes from the 1970s with an emphasis on language, contrasted by recent work by Zhuang Huan, who does radical, often painful actions in silence.

Recent experimental films from The Netherlands and Austria.

A rare screening of films by experimental composer Kagel + “Peggy and Fred in Hell is one of the strangest cinematic artifacts of the last 20 years, revealing the abuses of history and innocence in the face of catastrophe…”

Alexander Calder, The Wooster Group, Peter Greenaway

Chantal Akerman’s first film from age 18 and Sadie Benning’s newest video.

(full-figured films). Elliptical narratives, repetition, and other round things.

Videos by Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, Ericka Beckman, and collaborations among them.

Performance-based videos by Chris Burden from the early 1970s and by contemporary female artists from two decades later.

Films by Su Friedrich, Jennifer Fieber, Matthias Müller.