Still from Eileen Rae Walsh, The Sky, digital video, 0:55. With a shared interest in how the cosmos and the scientific fields of physics and cosmology continue to inspire artistic production, Steven L. Bridges
SATELLITES at The Franklin
“Sun of Venice” Jae Pas
Sun of Venice is a seven second video loop, that shows the reflection of the setting sun in the glass pane of the Vaporetto stop Giardini in Venice, Italy, with view on the
“Eventide” Cassandra C. Jones
Eventide (2004) is a Snap-Motion Re-Animation of the sunset, an icon in snapshot photography. It is a collection of 1,391 found photographs that are placed in succession to reveal a story about innate aesthetics
“sun song” Sam Hoolihan
Sun Song grew out of a daily ritual I developed years ago of sitting on the shorelines of city lakes around Minneapolis, filling my last rolls of Kodachrome and Ektachrome Super 8 film with
“Untitled (together)” Max Grey
New Hampshire, Summer 2014 https://vimeo.com/maxgrey Airing throughout the Sunset program, May 10-31,
“Windsor Roll” Fern Silva
www.fernsilva.com Airing throughout the Sunset program, May 10-31,
“The Day of Two Noons” Mike Gibisser
An experimental essay regarding alterations in the progression of time. Space shrinks by collapsing the duration it takes for a body to traverse it—or a mind. A railroad redesigns the temporal system of a
“Dean sunsets, all of them (1952-2006)” Laura Mackin
A distant relative gave me a collection of home movies, shot from 1946–2006 by a man named Dean. By persistently recording 60 years of his everyday experiences, Dean captured his own life cycle. From
“a beach” Andrew Rosinski
An old dusty beta-max tape, with unknown origins. – AR andrewrosinski.com Airing throughout the Sunset program, May 10-31,
“wake” eric stewart
Before the existence of electric lights, photography was know as “heliography” (writing with the sun) and the first camera-less photograms were called sun-prints. Unlike the photography, the photogram does not record the object in