Seth Price is a NYC-based multimedia artist who produces film, video and sculpture. Plus, he engages in the act of "redistribution," in which he repackages old written texts, sound recordings and music. Seth is also a member of the Continuous Project artist collective.
Learn more about this filmmaker at his official site.
Koln Waves/Blues (2005/08)
Redistribution (2007–)
Freelance Stenographer (2007) (With Kelley Walker)
COPYRIGHT 2006 SETH PRICE (2006)
Folk Music & Documentary (2004)
Rejected or Unused Clips, Arranged in Order of Importance (2003)
2 For 1 Piece (2002)
NJS (2001-02)
New York Woman (2001)
Industrial Synth (2000-01)
American Graffity (2000)
Triumf (2000)
Analogue (1999)
Can You Pass the Mirror Without Looking? (1999)
Chaplin (1999)
Good Thoughts v. Bad Thoughts (1998)
Sub Accident (1997)
Ghost Story/ Curiousitas (1996)
Toronto’s Images Festival is having its 22nd year with films by Marisa Olson, Karl Lemieux, Leslie Supnet and many other experimental filmmakers.
Nick Hallett will walk you on a video trip down memory lane through the 2004 election on Oct. 13 at 8:00 p.m. at Brooklyn’s Monkey Town. To give you a taste of what wonders you’ll be in store for, I’ve embedded Aaron Valdez’s awesome Big Screen Version above.
The Light Industry experimental screening space presents a performance by media artist Marisa Olson; election videos curated by Nick Hallett and more.
The last ever New York Underground Film Festival is screening films by James Fotopoulos, Jeff Krulik, Jim Finn, Martha Colburn, Josh Koury and more.
Ed Halter and Thomas Beard have a new space in Brooklyn dedicated to film and video art called Light Industry. The opening event will include work by Kurt Kren.
John Waters, the godfather of underground film (well, one of them) gives his list of Top 10 movies of 2006 to the magazine ArtForum. Here’s a few choice bits.
Superstar curator Astria Suparak is back out on the road “Quantum Leaps,” a screening event featuring work by Jim Finn, Seth Price, Daniel Barrow and Andy Puls.
This was an amazing introduction to the work of underground filmmaker Vanessa Renwick, whose films on outsider behavior are emotionally penetrating.