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Jo Dery, with calm and grace, explored recent vacations, strange symptoms, and an imaginative constellation of metaphors for illness in her autobiographic pictorial essay detailing the revelation of chronic disease at Brain Frame 17 on May 22nd, 2014.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Lisa Barcy collaged digital and analog projection, spelling out the piecemeal story of a fungal misadventure while Julia Gibbs placed illustrations on an overhead projector and Chris Sullivan noodled backup on a banjo at Brain Frame 17 on March 22nd, 2014.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Jeremy Onsmith cleared his throat, sipped beer out of a mug, and launched into a perversely poetic lecture on sex and power in the workplace, aided by a business casual sonic backdrop and spread sheets, dispersed among the audience, detailing budgetary measures for sex slave employment at Brain Frame 17 on March 22nd, 2014.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Max Morris performed with propulsive energy and mounting tension a mashup of his comics Punk Points and The Drummer, backed by Ben Billington on drums and Nick Hagan on guitar, to a fixated, sweating audience at Brain Frame 17 on March 22nd, 2014.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Jamie Davida Lee, with extra voices by Emma Rand and Carter Lodwick and live organ accompaniment by Tyson Torstensen, stepped her way through a solemn true story of teenage love, betrayal, and monstrous transformation at Brain Frame 17 on March 22nd, 2014.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Nicole Hollander, accompanied by crooner hits and hand-held video of her pencilled scrolls, walked her audience through Living on the Highway, her sweet yet acerbic, in-progress memoirs about growing up in 1940's Chicago, with aplomb at Brain Frame 17 on March 22nd, 2014.
Memoir footage by Lyra Hill. Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
This Saturday at BRAIN FRAME 17, Max Morris will build and destroy a philosophical homage to the punk underground, backed by guitarist Nick Hagan and drummer Ben Billington. Tickets: early show // late show.
