*Cinema Séance #3 “Autumnal Abstractions” curated by Mark Street* *7 pm Tuesday November 3 FREE!*
*Court Tree Collective* 2nd Floor, 371 Court St, New York, NY 11231 http://courttree.com/event-name/cinema-seance-3/ Eight 16mm films unspool on the screen tonight, all toying with graphic collisions and effusions in a quixotic attempt to express the ineffable. 1 hour TRT. *Hand Tinting *by Joyce Wieland (1967) 16mm, color, 6 min "... made from outcuts from a Job Corps documentary which features hand tinted sections. The film is full of small movements and actions, gestures begun and never completed. Repeated images, sometimes in color, sometimes not. A beautifully realized type of chamber-music film whose sum-total feeling is ritualistic." Robert Cowan, Take One *40/4000* by Joel Shlemowitz (2007) 16mm, 3 min. A camera roll. Forty years celebrated in four-thousand frames. *Chimera *by Joel Schlemowitz (2012), 16mm, color, live sound, 6 min. Illusions made manifest through light and shadow. *45 7 Broadway *by Tomonari Nishikawa (2013)16mm, sound, color, 5 min. This is about Times Square, the noises and movements at this most well-known intersection. The film was shot on black and white films through color filters, red, green, and blue, then optically printed onto color films through these filters. The layered images of shots by handheld camera agitate the scenes. *Market Street *by Tomonari Nishikawa (2005) 16mm, silent, b&w, 5 min. All images were filmed on Market Street in San Francisco. The visual was carefully composed frame by frame, while shooting on the street. *Undertone Overture *by Jodi Mack (2013) 16mm, color, sound, 11m. A study of tie dye swims out to the cosmos and back again. *Let Your Light Shine *by Jodi Mack (2013), 16mm, b/w + color, sound, 3m. A spectacle for prismatic spectacles. Handmade optical polyrhythms and a thousand rainbows explore the grating equation. *Halloween Two Thousand Fifteen* by Mark Street (11.3.15) 16mm, b and white, silent, 5 m. 16 mm film shot on Carroll Street on Halloween and hand processed in a bucket in a dungeon on Carroll Street.
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