WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE

WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE: Paean to a Vanishing Resource

CURATED BY JENNIFER HEATH

Water, Water Everywhere is comprised of 30-second to 30-minute films from forty-five international artists exploring water issues, from the political to the personal and from ethics to aesthetics, with works that are documentary, experimental, educational, humorous, solemn, animated or acted.

exhibition

EXHIBITION DATES & VENUES:

2012

August 1 - Dec 31: The Museums at Los Gatos, Los Gatos, California

September 15 - October 26:

Francis McCray Gallery of Contemporary Art, Department of Expressive Arts, Western New Mexico University: Electro Gila The Power of Water, Rio Grande, Gila, Mimbres Rivers-Vecinos Exhibition, www.wnmu.edu

In collaboration with ISEA 2012 Albuquerque (18th International Symposium on Electroinc Art) www.isea2012.org and in collaboration with the 8th Annual Gila River Festival gilaconservation.org.

October 24: "Sustainability Day," Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado

October 27 & 28: Upez African Humanitarian Development Project, Lagos, Nigeria

2013

January 26: MIA Screening Series, Armory Center for the Arts

Pasadena, California: miascreen.com, www.facebook.com/MIAscreen, armoryarts.org, www.facebook.com/armoryarts

2014

June 1 - August 24: El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, Texas

September 4 to November 15 -- University of Maine, Farmington

2015

Sept-Oct: Alexey von Schlippe Gallery, University of Connecticut-Avery Point

Sept 2015 - June 2016:  Huntington Museum of Art, West Virginia

November 3 - 24: Allegheny College, PA

More locations and updates:   CALENDAR

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ARTISTS & WORKS:

Evan Abramson & Carmen Elsa Lopez: Carbon for Water

Diane Armitage: The Great River
Diane Armitage is an artist in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Ruben Aubrecht: April

Christine Baeumler: Amazon Twilight & Surfacing

Krisanne Baker:

Upstream to Downstream (In Our Bloodstreams)

World Water Crises: Potential Effects/Cumulative Effects

Manoj Baviskar:

I Came… I Saw… Prayed for Someone Whom I Love

Asa Maria Bengtsson & Ewa Cederstam: FLOW
www.mantarayfilm.se

Beth Block: Leaky Mountain

Jaap Blonk and Lisette Stalenhoef: Flababble 1

Claudia Borgna:

Sweep & Weep, Weep

Sweep & Poise of Tides

James Brady: Floodland Study #1 -Visible Measures

Jacques del Conte: A Colossal Fracking Mess

Fiammetta De Michele: Louisiana

Robert Ladislas Derr: Conservation of Momentum

Mary Rachel Fanning: The Trophy

Diego Fiori: Silenzio: Birth and Death of the Alter Ego
Diego Fiori was born in Rome and lives and works in Rome, Milan and Vienna.

Georgie Friedman: Light of the Storm

Friends of the Earth Middle East: Good Water Neighbors

J. Gluckstern: Ditches of Boulder

Henry Gwiazda: there's whispering

Monika Hapsari (Hapsari Dyah Aryani): Big Trash
Monika Hapsari (Hapsari Dyah Aryani) lives in Bantul Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Jason Houston: Indonesian Borneo: Water Meditation & Rain Meditation

International Rivers & Carla Pataky: A River Runs Through Us

Basia Irland:

A Gathering of Waters: Rio Grande Source to Sea

Book of Drought: A Water Memory

Robin Johnston : Death of Light in Symmetry

Pat Law: Voyage

Liz Marshall: excerpt from Water on the Table
www.wateronthetable.com | www.theghostsinourmachine.com

Smriti Mehra:Tade
Smriti Mehra is a video artist who lives and works in Bangalore, India.

Patrizia Monzani: found footage

Jessica Plumb:Climate Change: An Intimate Portrait

Carolyn Radlo & Alanna Simone: Rice Relief

Tobias Rosenberger: Sevastopol in August

Alka Sadat: The Kabul Sea

Gazelle Samizay: Left; im/pure; This Will Be the Last

Erik Slatkin & Tess Thackara: One Plastic Beach

Swarathma: Pyaasi (The Thirsty)

Michel Varisco: Shifting

Susanne Wiegner: Constant Dripping or No Escape

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