Freedom Sparks International Video Art Festival: Eventually

Gareth Hudson

Freedom Sparks International Video Art Festival: Eventually

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Abstract

The Visual Voice Art Gallery has teamed up with the New York start-up LightCube Video to present a festival of art videos from around the world. Ranging from animation to cinematic live-action, all videos are following the theme of “freedom”. For example, Jessica MacCormack‘s animation “Joan” deals with the challenges faced by the trans-gender community, in Genevieve White‘s performance piece “November 9th” she bursts red balloons with her bare body, the bursting balloon representing a release from pressure, and the film “When the Sun Crosses the Line That Wind Will Rule the Weather” by Elise Rasmussen explores the history of the fishing industry in Newfoundland.
An engaging collection of contributions from Canada, the USA, Britain, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Poland, China, and Japan.

Gareth Hudson exhibited his film 'Eventually'

Original language	English
Media of output	Film
Publication status	Published - 2 Jul 2010
Event	Freedom Sparks International Video Art Festival - Truro, Canada Duration: 2 Jul 2010 → 17 Jul 2010

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