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SUBJECTIVE DOCUMENTS AND EXPERIMENTAL NARRATIVES

FILMMAKING/VIDEO/INTERDISCIPLINARY Art 902a or b, Subjective Documents and Experimental Narratives: A Weekly Screening Program and All-School Video Critique Lab.
B03 Green(Smart Room) Tuesday 11:00-3:30

Students are invited to participate in this weekly event consisting of programmed screenings, visiting artists, student presentations and discussion. Each week John Pilson will present a 100min film video program examining various moving image histories, practices and critical issues followed by student screenings and presentations. Attention will be given all aspects of student productions both technical and conceptual. Video and moving image work is increasingly explored throughout the School of Art. Hopefully this weekly event will bring students from all corners to give shape and form to the evolving discussion of the moving image as a truly interdisciplinary medium. Screening programs will be posted each week in the School of Art’s iCal page. Students are encouraged to schedule their screenings in advance by contacting John directly at john.pilson@yale.edu. Special consideration will be given to allow for the presentation of Installations and/or site specific work. Students who plan to attend class weekly and wish to receive credit can elect ART 902a; others are welcome to participate ad-hoc on a regular or irregular basis.

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SCREENING SCHEDULE

Sept. 20th: Brief Encounters: Anonymity, Voyeurism and Chance.

Auguste and Louis Lumiere “street scenes” 1895-

Sarah Morris “Midtown” 1998

Olga Chernysheva “The Train” 2003, “Seven Exercises” 2004, “March” 2005

Matthew Buckingham “A Man of the Crowd” (excerpt) 2003

Beat Streuli “NYC 09/09” 2009

Helen Levitt “In the Street” 1948

John Smith “The GIrl Chewing Gum” 1976

Chantal Ackerman “D’est” (excerpt) 1993

Kristin Lucas “Lower East Side Drum Roll” 2004

Sept. 27th: Off-Message: Monologues, Dialogues, Seductions and Interrogations.

Vito Acconci “Theme Song” (excerpt) 1973

David Cronenberg “Camera” 2000

Eija-Liisa Ahtilla “If 6 was 9” 1997

Meiro Koizumi “Human Opera XXX” 2007

Christopher Miner “Self Portrait” + “Auction” 2000

Sadie Benning “Living Inside” 1989

Oct. 4th: Shattered Networks and First Responders: News, Sports and The Weather.

Omer Fast: CNN Concantenated

Jenny Drumgoole: Wingbowl

An-My Le: “Brief” 2008

Douglas Gordon – Philippe Parreno “Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait” excerpt 2006

George Kuchar “Weather Diary #5” 1989

Paul Pfieffer “The Long Count” 2001 and “John 3:16” 2000

Stan Douglas “Evening” 1994

Oct. 11th: That’s Entertainment!: Music, Comedy and Musical Comedy

Mike Smith, tba

Guy Richards Smit “The Ballad of Bad Orpheus” 2000 “Grossmalerman!” 2011

Kalup Linzy, tba

Steve McQueen, tba

Henessey Youngman “Art Thoughtz”

Dara Friedman “Musical” 2007-2008

Christian Marclay “Video Quartet” 2006

Neil Goldberg, tba

Guy Ben Ner “Stealing Beauty”

Lorna Simpson, tba

Oct. 18th: Stress Test: Gender, Sexuality and The Artist’s Body as Visual Narrative

Marina Abramovic

Laurel Nakadate

Laurel Nakadate, tba

Meiro Koizumi “Human Opera XXX” 2007

Pippilotti Rist, tba

Patty Chang, tba

Matthew Barney, tba

Andrea Fraser, tba

Katie Gilmore, tba

Gelatin

Malerie Marder, tba.

Oct. 25th: William Greaves’s: “Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One” 1968

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