video work by:
Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy
Saturday, November 21
Doors open at 7:30pm
Screening begins at 8pm
Hiawatha Artist Lofts Community Room
843 Hiawatha Pl. S
Seattle
$5 - $10 Sliding Scale
Suggested Donation
Chair seating is limited, please come early if you want to sit in a chair. Plenty of floor seating.
Feminist Form is a screening series of feminist and queer media from the Pacific Northwest.
Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy have been collaborating since 2002. Included in the screening will be TV Lip Sync, 2002, and two videos from their ongoing project New Report, New Report, 2005, and the documentation of the live performance New Report: Morning Edition, in which the reporters hold an intimate deliberation on the objectification of the biological female body. This is the Seattle debut of this project. (This does contain graphic imagery.)
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
FEMINIST FORM: a screening series
curated and hosted by Wynne Greenwood, in Seattle,
is seeking submissions of feminist and queer video
from the Pacific Northwest.
Please contact wynnegreenwood (at) gmail.com.
Feminist Form will be offering a new presentation
each month for the next 6 months (through April 2010).
Screenings will be taking place at the
Hiawatha Artist Lofts Community Room
843 Hiawatha Pl. S
Seattle
Admission is $5 - $10 sliding scale suggested donation,
with 70% of the proceeds going to participating artists.
is seeking submissions of feminist and queer video
from the Pacific Northwest.
Please contact wynnegreenwood (at) gmail.com.
Feminist Form will be offering a new presentation
each month for the next 6 months (through April 2010).
Screenings will be taking place at the
Hiawatha Artist Lofts Community Room
843 Hiawatha Pl. S
Seattle
Admission is $5 - $10 sliding scale suggested donation,
with 70% of the proceeds going to participating artists.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Film and Destroy : The 2009-2010 Edition
This is the blog portion for FILM AND DESTROY (www.filmanddestroy.org), a website featuring the art of and interviews with contemporary women artists residing in the Pacific Northwest - Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and British Columbia - who are creating work that may be considered avant-garde or experimental.
The focus is on artists producing non-traditional, and generally non-narrative, work in any manner of medium, and in any combination thereof - such as (but not limited to): writing, film, sound, photography, ceramics, performance, video, mixed media, installation, etc...
Thanks for looking and please check back for updates!
Best wishes,
Bridget Irish - F.A.D. moderator/editor
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