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Minute Movie (02.07.20) from Julie Perini on Vimeo.

This is 16 seconds from a 7-minute shot.

Minute Movies Process: Database from Julie Perini on Vimeo.

I created a customized, searchable database to catalog information about each of my Minute Movies, my daily videos. The database contains about 4,500 records of shots.

Here is Everything (2013) from Duke and Battersby on Vimeo.

Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby Here is Everything 2013

Here Is Everything presents itself as a message from The Future, as narrated by a cat and a rabbit, spirit guides who explain that they’ve decided to speak to us via a contemporary art video because they understand this to be our highest form of communication. Their cheeky introduction, however, belies the complex set of ideas that fill the remainder of the film. Death, God, and attaining and maintaining a state of Grace are among the thematic strokes winding their way through the piece, rapturously illustrated with animation, still and video imagery.

It is a work that contains specific details about its themes, but sufficiently ambiguous and free of dogma, including religious dogma that, our futuristic visitors explain, is a vestigial leftover from an earlier phase of revolution. And while Death is an ever-present rumination, so are Redemption, Affirmation, and Possibility.

Flower-o'-the-moon from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

Flower-o'-the-moon, parses through everyday rituals, water realities, and poetic texts that allow for words to be words, and settle as prose, reaching for the imagined and unexplained.

16mm Bolex camera experiment from Julie Perini on Vimeo.

February 13, 2018 Portland, Oregon

Bludknife from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

Learn about all of the planets around the sun and dance with Spiderman and I!

feathers from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

an animation about feathers

Too Much? from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

Reveals friendships with attitudes and diaristic texts, xoxo

Love, Erin

collectivetouch from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

Flip Flops Dry Off from Erin Hayden on Vimeo.

Flip Flops Dry Off, initially intended to be site-specific and interactive screening developed especially for individuals who physically engage with the rubber footwear and the thick absorbent cloth designed and provided by the artist. Viewers would effectively experience the screening accessorized and immersed in a hot beach experience. Within the screen you will view the best and the worst parts of summer, shaded from the sun.