"The One Frame Cinema of the Unknown" at Aferro
Please join us for
"The One Frame Cinema of the Unknown"
New Works by Jesse Houlding
March 3-April 14, 2007
Opening Reception Saturday March 3, 6-9 PM
Gallery Aferro
73 Market St
Newark NJ
07102
www.aferro.org
Gallery Aferro invites you to "The One Frame Cinema of the Unknown", an expansive installation by Oakland-based artist Jesse Houlding. www.houlding.com
Using a 200-foot long sweep of black paper, light and thousands of pinpricks, Houlding will recreate the Aurora Borealis on Gallery’s Aferro’s second floor project space.
He will be exhibiting cyanotype “light drawings,” one of the oldest and simplest photographic processes. His drawing implements for these were a magnifying glass and the sun. Large-scale “magnet drawings” created by moving iron filings across paper with a magnet will also be on display.
Houlding has stated that “My intention is to capture the mixture of anxiety and curiosity that comes with not knowing, of not being able to trust your eyes,”
This month’s exhibition is the first in a planned series of cultural exchanges between Oakland CA and Newark NJ.
"The One Frame Cinema of the Unknown"
New Works by Jesse Houlding
March 3-April 14, 2007
Opening Reception Saturday March 3, 6-9 PM
Gallery Aferro
73 Market St
Newark NJ
07102
www.aferro.org
Gallery Aferro invites you to "The One Frame Cinema of the Unknown", an expansive installation by Oakland-based artist Jesse Houlding. www.houlding.com
Using a 200-foot long sweep of black paper, light and thousands of pinpricks, Houlding will recreate the Aurora Borealis on Gallery’s Aferro’s second floor project space.
He will be exhibiting cyanotype “light drawings,” one of the oldest and simplest photographic processes. His drawing implements for these were a magnifying glass and the sun. Large-scale “magnet drawings” created by moving iron filings across paper with a magnet will also be on display.
Houlding has stated that “My intention is to capture the mixture of anxiety and curiosity that comes with not knowing, of not being able to trust your eyes,”
This month’s exhibition is the first in a planned series of cultural exchanges between Oakland CA and Newark NJ.
CALL for films at Aferro
Deadline:
Wed Jan 10, 2007 15:58
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
www.aferro.org
Short Film Program Open Call for Submissions
Curated by Kellee Hughes
"...a sort of delegated onomatopoeia that must be produced, must be projected, so that it can be heard, a sort of abstract onomatopoeia that gives voice to a trembling eyelid."
--Gaston Bachelard from Water And Dreams
"deterritorialization of the cinema into the gallery means that spectators who come to these spaces may have a different set of priorities, beyond the normative expectations of a general cinema audience." --Isaac Julien interviewed by Kass Banning
"...shows no potential for abuse or dependance in clinical studies"
-excerpt from advertisement for sleep aid
We welcome short films with any content and in any style, whether it's live-action, documentary, animation, etc. While we prefer to keep this program open, should you want topical guidelines the curator is currently intrigued with the following, which can be interpreted as broadly as one likes:
Plasticity
Futility/Mundanity
Voyeurism/ Surveillance
Obsession
Objects
Landscape
Consumerism/Usage
Transparency
Submissions must be received by January 30, 2007.
Entries must be under 30 minutes in length. MINI DV, NTSC VHS or NTSC DVD copies may be submitted for consideration. We also have 8mm, super8 and 16mm available for exhibition purposes. (Please contact before mailing 8mm, super8mm or 16 mm). Submission material will be returned upon request only (please supply SASE), as we will keep it on file to share with independent curators. Please see submission guidelines on our website: www.aferro.org
Selected submissions will be notified by e-mail February 28, 2007.
Please email for regular mail details
e-mail for further questions or details:
studiothirty4@hotmail.com
ewilcox@aferro.org
73 Market Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
www.aferro.org
Short Film Program Open Call for Submissions
Curated by Kellee Hughes
"...a sort of delegated onomatopoeia that must be produced, must be projected, so that it can be heard, a sort of abstract onomatopoeia that gives voice to a trembling eyelid."
--Gaston Bachelard from Water And Dreams
"deterritorialization of the cinema into the gallery means that spectators who come to these spaces may have a different set of priorities, beyond the normative expectations of a general cinema audience." --Isaac Julien interviewed by Kass Banning
"...shows no potential for abuse or dependance in clinical studies"
-excerpt from advertisement for sleep aid
We welcome short films with any content and in any style, whether it's live-action, documentary, animation, etc. While we prefer to keep this program open, should you want topical guidelines the curator is currently intrigued with the following, which can be interpreted as broadly as one likes:
Plasticity
Futility/Mundanity
Voyeurism/ Surveillance
Obsession
Objects
Landscape
Consumerism/Usage
Transparency
Submissions must be received by January 30, 2007.
Entries must be under 30 minutes in length. MINI DV, NTSC VHS or NTSC DVD copies may be submitted for consideration. We also have 8mm, super8 and 16mm available for exhibition purposes. (Please contact before mailing 8mm, super8mm or 16 mm). Submission material will be returned upon request only (please supply SASE), as we will keep it on file to share with independent curators. Please see submission guidelines on our website: www.aferro.org
Selected submissions will be notified by e-mail February 28, 2007.
Please email for regular mail details
e-mail for further questions or details:
studiothirty4@hotmail.com
ewilcox@aferro.org
CALL for Vacuum Cleaner Art
Deadline:
Mon Jan 08, 2007 00:00
“Our Man in Havana” Call for Submissions
The Vacuum Cleaner in Art
To be exhibited at Gallery Aferro in Spring 2007
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark NJ 07102
PLEASE SEND TO: 248 Sherman Ave #43 NY NY 10034
www.aferro.org
Please see our submission guidelines on the website
Send to newark@aferro.org
Call for art in any and all media dealing with:
Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum cleaning
Small appliances and women
Women’s work (do only women do it?)
Industrial and consumer design
Appliances as commodities
Commodities, marketing and consumer desires, fears
Fear of dirt (disease, chaos)
Fear of being dirty
What gets vacuumed (or resists being vacuumed)?
Dust, dirt and
Hair, once it isn’t attached to our bodies
The microscopic world: the unseen, critters and other things (see The Secret House)
Labor of housecleaning: who does it, for free or for money?
The idea of a “vacuum”
Please submit work and/or proposals by Feb 15, 2007
Feel free to pass on this call
Send to newark@aferro.org
The Vacuum Cleaner in Art
To be exhibited at Gallery Aferro in Spring 2007
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark NJ 07102
PLEASE SEND TO: 248 Sherman Ave #43 NY NY 10034
www.aferro.org
Please see our submission guidelines on the website
Send to newark@aferro.org
Call for art in any and all media dealing with:
Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum cleaning
Small appliances and women
Women’s work (do only women do it?)
Industrial and consumer design
Appliances as commodities
Commodities, marketing and consumer desires, fears
Fear of dirt (disease, chaos)
Fear of being dirty
What gets vacuumed (or resists being vacuumed)?
Dust, dirt and
Hair, once it isn’t attached to our bodies
The microscopic world: the unseen, critters and other things (see The Secret House)
Labor of housecleaning: who does it, for free or for money?
The idea of a “vacuum”
Please submit work and/or proposals by Feb 15, 2007
Feel free to pass on this call
Send to newark@aferro.org
Curated Film Series CALL
Deadline:
Tue Nov 21, 2006 11:01
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
www.aferro.org
Short Film Program Open Call for Submissions
Curated by Kellee Hughes
"...a sort of delegated onomatopoeia that must be produced, must be projected, so that it can be heard, a sort of abstract onomatopoeia that gives voice to a trembling eyelid."
--Gaston Bachelard from Water And Dreams
"deterritorialization of the cinema into the gallery means that spectators who come to these spaces may have a different set of priorities, beyond the normative expectations of a general cinema audience."--Isaac Julien interviewed by Kass Banning
"...shows no potential for abuse or dependance in clinical studies"
--excerpt from advertisement for sleep aid
We welcome short films with any content and in any style, whether it's live-action, documentary, animation, etc. While we prefer to keep this program open, should you want topical guidelines the curator is currently intrigued with the following, which can be interpreted as broadly as one likes:
Plasticity
Futility/Mundanity
Voyeurism/ Surveillance
Obsession
Objects
Landscape
Consumerism/Usage
Transparency
Submissions must be received by January 30, 2007.
Entries must be under 30 minutes in length. MINI DV, NTSC VHS or NTSC DVD copies may be submitted for consideration. We also have 8mm, super8 and 16mm available for exhibition purposes. (Please contact before mailing 8mm, super8mm or 16 mm). Submission material will be returned upon request only (please supply SASE), as we will keep it on file to share with independent curators. Please see submission guidelines on our website: www.aferro.org
Selected submissions will be notified by e-mail February 28, 2007.
Please send materials via mail to:
Gallery Aferro Short Film Program
752 DeGraw Ave.
Newark, NJ 07104
e-mail for further questions or details:
studiothirty4@hotmail.com
ewilcox@aferro.org
73 Market Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
www.aferro.org
Short Film Program Open Call for Submissions
Curated by Kellee Hughes
"...a sort of delegated onomatopoeia that must be produced, must be projected, so that it can be heard, a sort of abstract onomatopoeia that gives voice to a trembling eyelid."
--Gaston Bachelard from Water And Dreams
"deterritorialization of the cinema into the gallery means that spectators who come to these spaces may have a different set of priorities, beyond the normative expectations of a general cinema audience."--Isaac Julien interviewed by Kass Banning
"...shows no potential for abuse or dependance in clinical studies"
--excerpt from advertisement for sleep aid
We welcome short films with any content and in any style, whether it's live-action, documentary, animation, etc. While we prefer to keep this program open, should you want topical guidelines the curator is currently intrigued with the following, which can be interpreted as broadly as one likes:
Plasticity
Futility/Mundanity
Voyeurism/ Surveillance
Obsession
Objects
Landscape
Consumerism/Usage
Transparency
Submissions must be received by January 30, 2007.
Entries must be under 30 minutes in length. MINI DV, NTSC VHS or NTSC DVD copies may be submitted for consideration. We also have 8mm, super8 and 16mm available for exhibition purposes. (Please contact before mailing 8mm, super8mm or 16 mm). Submission material will be returned upon request only (please supply SASE), as we will keep it on file to share with independent curators. Please see submission guidelines on our website: www.aferro.org
Selected submissions will be notified by e-mail February 28, 2007.
Please send materials via mail to:
Gallery Aferro Short Film Program
752 DeGraw Ave.
Newark, NJ 07104
e-mail for further questions or details:
studiothirty4@hotmail.com
ewilcox@aferro.org
Vacuum Cleaner Art CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Deadline:
Fri Oct 13, 2006 08:40
“Our Man in Havana” Call for Submissions
The Vacuum Cleaner in Art
To be exhibited at Gallery Aferro in Spring 2007
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark NJ 07102
www.aferro.org
Please see our submission guidelines on the website
Send to newark@aferro.org
Call for art in any and all media dealing with:
Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum cleaning
Small appliances and women
Women’s work (do only women do it?)
Industrial and consumer design
Appliances as commodities
Commodities, marketing and consumer desires, fears
Fear of dirt (disease, chaos)
Fear of being dirty
What gets vacuumed (or resists being vacuumed)?
Dust, dirt and
Hair, once it isn’t attached to our bodies
The microscopic world: the unseen, critters and other things (see The Secret House)
Labor of housecleaning: who does it, for free or for money?
The idea of a “vacuum”
Please submit work and/or proposals by Feb 15, 2007
Feel free to pass on this call
Send to newark@aferro.org
The Vacuum Cleaner in Art
To be exhibited at Gallery Aferro in Spring 2007
Gallery Aferro
73 Market Street
Newark NJ 07102
www.aferro.org
Please see our submission guidelines on the website
Send to newark@aferro.org
Call for art in any and all media dealing with:
Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum cleaning
Small appliances and women
Women’s work (do only women do it?)
Industrial and consumer design
Appliances as commodities
Commodities, marketing and consumer desires, fears
Fear of dirt (disease, chaos)
Fear of being dirty
What gets vacuumed (or resists being vacuumed)?
Dust, dirt and
Hair, once it isn’t attached to our bodies
The microscopic world: the unseen, critters and other things (see The Secret House)
Labor of housecleaning: who does it, for free or for money?
The idea of a “vacuum”
Please submit work and/or proposals by Feb 15, 2007
Feel free to pass on this call
Send to newark@aferro.org
