We should mention this one too. admission $6, artist in person
On the final day of her current exhibition “Teenage Dream Sequence: Seduction of the Eye” <http://www.microscopegallery.com/?page_id=12312>, we welcome Katherine Bauer for a program of her Super 8 and 16mm films. For the evening Bauer, who previously screened at the gallery in 2012, will present a broad program of new works, New York debuts, works-in-progress and film notes. As the title suggests – with *speculis* referring to the raised look-out posts used by the Romans for surveying the landscape – the selections tend toward the spontaneous or the less controlled and self-conscious. In-camera editing, hand-processing, and the use of negative and reversal film stocks were involved. Multiple projector works should be expected. *PROGRAM includes:* *The Steam System*, 2012, 16mm, 3 minutes, color reversal *How We Study The Sun*, 2012, 16mm, 3 minutes, color reversal *LuxDelux*, 2013, 16mm, 3 minutes, black and white reversal film *Bon Bon*, 2013, 16mm, black and white negative, 3 minutes Selections from *Le Chant Diabolique de Mademoiselle Detritavoria Grex*, 16mm, color negative and reversal, hand-processed, 2013, multiple projector version, 10min *Excavated #1*, 2013, 9 minutes, Super 8mm, color reversal *_O_O_O_O_* , 2014, 16mm black and white reversal, 6 minutes full program notes: www.microscopegallery.com __ KATHERINE BAUER works primarily with 16mm film and its material potential for sculpture, photography and installation. Much of her work involves mythologies, folklores, and narratives. Her work has previously exhibited at Participant Inc., NY; Shoot the Lobster, Dusseldorf, Germany; Place Gallery, Portland, Oregon; and Immanence Gallery, Paris, France among others. Bauer was awarded a 2012-13 Cité Internationale des Arts Paris Residency and was a recipient of a Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Foundation Fellowship (2012-13). Bauer holds a BA in film and electronic arts from Bard College and a MFA from NYU Steinhardt (2013). Bauer was born in Houston, Texas and currently lives and works in New York. Microscope Gallery 4 Charles Place (at Myrtle btwn Buswhick & Evergreen) Brooklyn, NY 11221 tel: 347.925.1433 [email protected]
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