8:30-10PM: PARALLAX. A triptych screen projection by ROSALIND SCHNEIDER. 1973 16mm 21 min. (transferred to digital format) ...
saw this posted to barbara hammer's website and have this feeling i may actually have seen a version fo this somewhere. i was wondering if it was the same person who did the beautiful two-screen piece at the 99 venice bienalle - but that was rosalie something.
ART BASEL 2008: ''Parallax'', a film by Rosalind Schneider
7:30-8:30pm: A Walk “Temps sur temps”
BERLIN 1993-1996 by LESLY HAMILTON
A photographic/audio-visual installation
8:30-10pm: Parallax
A triptych screen projection by ROSALIND SCHNEIDER
1973 16mm 21 min. (transferred to digital format)
Concept, Camera, Editing: Rosalind Schneider
Score: Michael Dreyfuss
Choreography: Edith Stephen
Performance: The Edith Stephen Dance Company
Parallax is a dance film that explores the sensuous flow of the female and male body. Formal relationships achieve a visual extension in space through concave mirror reflection and the juxtaposition of three projections. The dancers separate and come together to abstract each other in strong compositional movement and rich color. Their bodies superimposed in black and white negative and color create a surrealistic environment that defines the synchronous flow within the three screens.
Recipient of the 2008 Women’s Film Preservation Award Grant
"Parallax is at once invitingly sensual and conceptually arresting." -Alan M. Kriegsman, The Washington Post
"Pictorially similar to an enormous fresco, Parallax moves its characters through a dance without time and perhaps without end." Anna Canepa, -Art Workers Newsletter
"Parallax is like a Reubens or a Renoir, it is so explicitly voluptuous."
-Holly Beye, Woodstock Times
"It is a beautiful film." -Jonas Mekas, The Village Voice
All MBC Art Basel events are complimentary admission.
Sunday, December 07, 2008 at 7:30 PM
Miami Beach Cinematheque
512 Espanola Way
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Phone: (305) 673-4567
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