Amy Ruddick and Joseph Herring intercut performance video with motion graphics in a series of vignettes in which fungi communicate their emotional states and contemplate their existence through the undulation of gills and the sharing of spores.
Starring Eliza Espy, Christian Steffanini, and Colleen Jennings
A psychological thriller of astrological distortions, like Friends in an attic.
JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! : Challenge #3- Animal Husbandry from Ellen Nielsen.
Watch as a carnivorous flower, a naked guy, a cactus, and a crying man named “Candace” compete for employment in this brave, new economy.
A quilted call and response. A battle of extreme extremes.
A shiny otherworld of holographic reverie pairs dollar store gift bags and haunting resound, unfolding an effervescent melancholy in three parts. Featuring compositions for bowed vibraphone by Elliot Cole.
The world falls apart
A swimming study of paisley patterns traces this decorative motif from its origins in Persian weavings to appearances Irish quilting and American Counterculture. Extending on the stroboscopic tradition of anti-animation, the film fixates upon fabric inventories to examine the decorative and its relationship to cycles of industry and evolving modes of production.
Wake Up/1:55
Celebrating the simplicity and quaintness of morning routine as tiny people on the living fleshscape.
The Meeting/0:39
There’s a crime in our mouths.
Catfight/1:44
A suspense-thriller. Real cats vie for control of the pink rope.
Shark Attack/1:13
Jawsie the fighting fish-vs-polymer skinny dipper, a face-off inside my mouth.
Surfing’s Hard/1:19
It’s tough riding the flesh wave.
Blood/2:02
Anonymous chin reflects on the value of relationship violence.
Void/2:02
Anonymous chin ponders disillusionment and pays tribute to emptiness.
Rest/2:56
Has Anonymous Chin reached the crest of his professional development earlier than expected? Is it enough?
Eventually/6:31
Fading slowly in and out of darkness, the passing of a day. One star appears.
Mourning Rituals/1:40
A morning routine for the melancholic
Fuck You I’m Crazy/1:00
A Xerox animation about mental illness
Clean Your Room/:40
Clearing ones mind in order to see the mind
Triangles
16mm Animation shot on Hi-Con film and Hand Processed using ONLY Triangles. The sound was made using ONLY triangles.
The film is about Triangles!
Short Bits
Short Bits of an experiment. Whistling about something else.
László Lassú
Music video for László Lassú
by A Hawk and A Hacksaw off of their new album Cervantine.
Directed by Ben Popp
Down the Rabbit Hole
Watch out where you run!
In rural Nebraska, an unspoken consensus belies rationale, as the rituals of a robed people and their silent strivings lay the groundwork for a misunderstanding of all the health that Granola can promise.
with
Mitchell Dose
Paulie Ann Duke
Robyn Hasty
Anna Ialeggio
Daniel Nilsson
Leslie Rogers
Tod Seelie
Anna Young
Breakbone Fever
2013 | video | 7 min
An all consuming fever takes its toll as it transfixes and grows. A recreation of my experience contracting Dengue Fever via the sights and sounds of Bali.
Televittles #1-8
2014 | video | 2 min
TV dinners of the future for those with eyes bigger than their stomachs. Tune in and fill up.
Alive in the Kitchen
Elsewhere will produce an evolving media project called Alive in the Kitchen, allowing viewers to interface with the museum’s kitchen commons. Elsewhere’s Kitchen Commons operates as a collaboratively run kitchen within the museum that hosts nightly dinners, culinary experiments, and community gatherings. For ACRE TV’s Psychedelicatessen Elsewhere will produce five original episodes composed of food happenings, vinaigrettes and meatings taking place in the Kitchen Commons, with a dash of curated video projects from our international artist residency. Each episode will feature a different meal plan as a theme for epicurious experiments including:
Brunch: It’s Sherbert Day
Lunch: We’re Having a Meating
Dinner: TV Dinners
Cocktail Hour: Featuring the Okrastra
Midnight Snack: Kitchen Witch After Dark
Elsewhere is a living museum and artist residency program set inside a former thrift store in downtown Greensboro, NC. We invite 50 artists each year to use one woman’s 58-year collection of thrift to create projects, happenings and performances that enliven Greensboro and beyond. The Kitchen Commons is composed of a vast assortment of kitchen kitsch and vintage housewares in a public installation created by J. Morgan Puett and Ian Montgomery in 2011. Elsewhere is building a more collaborative culture and new futures from old things.
Elsewhere is online at: goelsewhere.org
and on vimeo at: vimeo.com/elsewherevideo