F or the outdoor screenings at the New World Center, David Gryn has selected eight programs running over four nights.
Thursday | December 6 | 9pm
Waltzing, Driving & Reflections — Total running time approximately 58′
Dancing, driving, flying through the air: in one way or another, the films in this section feature movement as a formal device
or a theme, with a nod to the history of the cinema and the history of music.
Mauricio Lupini | Repeat after reading (DIBA DUDA), 2006, 55” | Ignacio Liprandi Arte Contemporáneo
David Adamo | Anniversary Waltz, 2007, 3’54” | Ibid
Jesper Just | Sirens of Chrome, 2010, 12’38” | James Cohan Gallery, Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Galerie Perrotin
Jack Early | What To Do With A Drunken Sailor?, 2011, 5’44” | McCaffrey Fine Art
Takeshi Murata and Billy Grant | Night Moves, 2012, 6’01” | Salon 94
Terence Gower | New Utopias, 2010, 17′ | Labor
Susanna Wallin | Echo Park, 2012, 2′ | Courtesy of the artist
Sefer Memis¸ssog˘lu | Breeze, 2011, 8’18” | NON
Michael Sailstorfer | Raketenbaum, 2007, 1’30” | Johann König
Location
New World Center, Home of the New World Symphony, America’s Orchestral Academy,
SoundScape Park
500 17th Street, Miami Beach
Free public access
Limited seating is available; bring a blanket or lawn chair
Food and beverage available from Atelier Monnier