Posts Tagged ‘environment’
Death in the Morning (water) has been selected for the Poetry Films for the Environment at the Lyra Festival Poetry Films for the Environment Arnolfini Art Gallery 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA, FREE EVENT Sat 14th March 1–2 LYRA looks like being a truly amazing festival this year and we are very pleased to be showcasing these films. There will also be an accompanying screening booklet on the website of the artists and
Condo Fee Lifestyle: Model for the Delivery of Technology [1] April 1, 2013 One of the actual rewards of consumer accessible technology has been the condo fee lifestyle. We now can download and upload our own material to the worldwide web, talk instantly to friends and family; videophone them, text them, and share photo and video of events as they take place on a geographically global scale. The price tag attached is
• EMMEDIA, Calgary, AB, 1993 • The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, MFA Show, Chicago, IL, 1993 In Transit offer a collection of daily life passages in ten parts. The visuals draw a wide range of locations. Gathered in cities, nature settings, carnival, various modes of public and private transport, they are sometimes ironically set to the voiceovers. The texts are observations and reactions presented in either
About Valerie LeBlanc
Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, pluri-disciplinary artist and writer Valerie LeBlanc has worked in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia. Her creations travel between poetry, performance, visual and written theory. Valerie LeBlanc has been creating video poetry since the mid 1980’s, and is the creator of the MediaPackBoard (MPB), portable screening / performance device.
L’artiste pluridisciplinaire Valerie LeBlanc est vidéaste, poète, performeuse et essayiste. Son travail oscille entre le remarquable et le quotidien. Elle a exposé ses œuvres en Europe, en Australie et au Brésil. Elle crée des vidéopoèmes depuis le milieu des années 1980 et a inventé le MediaPackBoard (MPB), un appareil de projection mobile pour la performance.
Date : April 2020
Genre : Vidéopoésie/Videopoetry
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