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911 Media Arts Center is Washington's only non-profit media center
supporting film, video and multimedia artists with new technology tools,
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O P E N S C R E E N I N G
RULES!
Check it out on March, 10th, 8pm
$1 (cheap)
Bring your awesome VHS tapes to play on our huge screen. Let's crank up the volume on our huge PA system. This will be an incredible way for you view your stuff in front of a giant crowd of screaming fans!!!!
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Shorts Night Friday, March 14th, 8pm $4 / $3 (911 members)
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 from Voice Mail by Andrew Bloom |
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Come to 911 to enjoy another evening of shorts by local and national filmmakers. Charles Dye, Micheal Udesky and Joel Bachar will be in attendance.
Spin / Charles Dye
A fast-paced and stylish short about the Seattle bike messenger scene. Meet the men and women behind the sunglasses and goatees.
Malachi / Blackchair Productions
He who is to be both feared and revered.
Voice Mail / Andrew Bloom
It's the only thing between you and the person you want to reach. You never imagined the inherent dangers of voice messaging systems.
White Trash Girl: Law of Desire / Miss Jennifer Reeder
Learn the story of Trelita, a Mexican sex worker and single mother suspected of
murder. Your ass is grass and this extra spicy little beaver is gonna mow
it! This tape features a special guest apppearance by George Kuchar!
Double or Nothing / The Chambers Brothers
Obsession takes a twist. Not to be missed.
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Art Films Friday, March 21st, 8pm $4 / $3 (911 members)
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 from Double Trouble by Gary Goldberg |
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Join us for an evening of films by and about artists. Don't forget to wear your black turtleneck and beret.
Painted Sun / Gary Wortzel
Art forgers run up against philosophical barriers when a Pissarro oil painting is stolen from a private collection in Provincetown. Unforeseen changes occur in the operations of a rogue's gallery. Cogswell, the art dealer, and Mac, the art forger can't agree about anything except wanting to control Mason, a young artist caught in the middle.
Double Trouble / Gary Goldberg
Bill Rice and Taylor Mead, New York's most notorious underground performers, appear in this experimental black and white film. Ideal comic foils for one another, Mead and Rice are like a film noire Mutt and Jeff. Goldberg's work has screened at M.O.M.A in New York and The Knitting Factory and won the Ron Mann Award at the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
Doppelganger / Reade Scott Whinnem
Whinnem seeks to liberate the viewer from his bourgeois dependence on violent iconography. He does so by reversing the process of suture, both in the context of the film and in the literal sense.
TV Teddy Meets The MAD DOG / The MAD DOG Collective
Perhaps best known for switching the voice boxes in thousands of Barbies and G.I. Joe dolls, the MAD DOG Collective was called on by 911 to play another prank. This time the gang built an interactive art installation at Seattle Center as part of Beyond Fast Forward. Find out what twisted things they did with Teddy Ruxbin, the talking TV bear.
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