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Antimatter [media art]
October 14 to 24, 2021 | Victoria BC & Online | antimatter.ca
The 24th annual Antimatter festival continues this weekend with screenings, installations and online programs of international media art and experimental cinema.
In-person screenings 6pm and 8pm nightly at Deluge Contemporary Art (636 Yates Street) have limited capacity and require advance ticket purchase at antimatter.ca.
Saturday | October 16 | 6pm | Screening @ Deluge
The Length of Day
Collage, found footage and photochemical fictions by Cecilia Araneda, Kristin Reeves, A. Moon, Siegfried Fruhauf, Kathleen Rush, Charlie Egleston and Laura Conway.
Saturday | October 16 | 8pm | Screening @ Deluge
The Mirror Neuron
Performative prosody and gestural empathy from Sarah Trad, Bea de Visser, John G. Boehme, Paul Tarragó, Adán De La Garza, Michael Heindl and Tommy Beacker.
Sunday | October 17 | 6pm | Screening @ Deluge
Stranger than Paradise
The body is obsolescent: it is still needed but the preparations for its abolition are in progress. Film-choreography from Tamar Zehava Tabori, Bailey Plumley and Chris Haring/Liquid Loft.
Sunday | October 17 | 8pm | Screening @ Deluge
If I Could Name You Myself
Movement and music drive meditative explorations of identity, race, gender and transcendence: Ann Oren, Michael V. Smith, Helanius J. Wilkins, Roma Flowers, Hope Strickland and Aram Karsi.
Online Programs
Screening programs are available online for 24 hours (midnight to midnight) the day after in-person screenings at Deluge Contemporary Art. Streaming is free (donations appreciated).
Watch at antimatter.ca
Online @ antimatter.ca
Automat
Some of the most rewarding and memorable experiences at Antimatter are artist talks, Q&As and informal social events with local and visiting filmmakers. As the situation this year again precludes most participants attending the festival to engage with peers and audiences, Automat presents a self-serve option.
We coerced participating artists into making short videos that somehow “talk” about themselves and their work, whether by actually talking or otherwise. The results are as amazing as we’d hoped—spontaneous, revealing, witty and poetic insights into their lives and practices. Watch the results online at antimatter.ca.
Deluge Contemporary Art
636 Yates Street
Victoria, BC V8W 1L3
Canada
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