FLEFF is pleased to announce its 9th exhibition of digital media: Viral
Dissonance.
Brannon Dorsey’s Zetamaze was selected for the jury prize; Robert Spahr’s Data
Loss Cruft (Corruption), for special mention. Other artists featured in the
exhibition include Mez Breeze and Andy Campbell; Ben Grosser; Markus Keim and
Beate Hecher; Hye Young Kim and Tohm Judson; Brenda Longfellow, Glen Richards,
and Helios Design Labs; and Miyö Van Stenis.
Viral Dissonance is available on the FLEFF website and is curated by Dale
Hudson of New York University Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates/United States)
with Claudia Costa Pederson of Ithaca College and Wichita State University
(United States) and was juried by Eduardo Cachucho (Belgium/South Africa) and
Babak Fakhamzadeh (Uganda/Netherlands).
In its 17th annual edition, FLEFF (Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival)
situates sustainability and environmentalism within global conversations that
embrace political, economic, social, and cultural issues, including labor,
health, immigration, intellectual property, trade, and war. Issues related to
women’s rights, indigenous rights, human rights, animal rights, and
environmental rights are investigated in FLEFF programming that includes
concerts, workshops, master classes, performances, and films.
FLEFF: A DIFFERENT KIND OF ENVIRONMENT
http://www.ithaca.edu/fleff/viraldissonance/curatorsintro/
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