Masters of Fine Arts in Experimental & Documentary Arts Duke University Events March 20 - April 18 F r i d a y, 3 . 2 0 MFA|EDA 2015 Thesis Exhibition Kick Off POWER PLANT GALLERY & THE BOILER ROOM Reception // 5pm - 8pm Aaron Canipe, Windrose Stanback POWER PLANT GALLERY Reception // 5pm - 8pm grant yarolin THE BOILER ROOM Reception // 5pm - 8pm F r i d a y, 3 . 2 7 Tracy Fish FREDRIC JAMESON GALLERY Reception // 6pm - 8pm S a t u r d a y, 3 . 2 8 Anna Kipervaser FULL FRAME THEATER Screening & Reception // 6pm Jonna McKone, Alina J. Taalman FULL FRAME THEATER Screening // 7pm F r i d a y, 4 . 3 S a t u r d a y, 3 . 2 1 libi rose (striegl) SPECTRE ARTS Reception // 7pm - 9pm Ava Lowrey THE CARRACK MODERN ART Screening & Reception // 7pm - 10pm S a t u r d a y, 4 . 4 Ava Lowrey THE CARRACK MODERN ART Artist Brunch // 11am Mendal Diana Polish FULL FRAME THEATER Screening // 6pm Mendal Diana Polish THE BOILER ROOM Reception // 7pm - 9pm We d n e s d a y, 4 . 8 Ava Lowrey THE CARRACK MODERN ART Community Screenings // 7pm S a t u r d a y, 4 . 1 1 Ava Lowrey THE CARRACK MODERN ART Encore Screening & Reception // 7pm S u n d a y, 4 . 1 2 MFA|EDA + SATELLITE STUDIO Screening & Party // 9pm We d n e s d a y, 4 . 1 5 Nicholas Pilarski FULL FRAME THEATER Screening & Reception // 6pm We d n e s d a y, 4 . 1 5 Nicholas Pilarski THE BOILER ROOM Reception // 7pm - 9pm F r i d a y, 4 . 1 7 Matthew Cicanese, Aaron Kutnick, Haodong Li POWER PLANT GALLERY Reception // 6pm - 9pm S a t u r d a y, 4 . 1 8 Anna Kipervaser CARR 103 Screening // 6pm Alina J. Taalman SPECTRE ARTS Reception // 8pm - 10pm Alina J. Taalman SPECTRE ARTS Outdoor Screening // 9pm Matthew Cicanese FULL FRAME THEATER Performance // 5pm Aaron Kutnick, Haodong Li FULL FRAME THEATER Screening // 7pm more information at mfaeda2015.org Artist Index Aaron Canipe Matthew Cicanese Tr a c y F i s h Anna Kipervaser Aaron Kutni ck Haodong Li POWER PLANT GALLERY Exhibition March 20 - April 1 POWER PLANT GALLERY Exhibition April 7 - April 18 FREDRIC JAMESON GALLERY Exhibition March 20 - April 17 FULL FRAME THEATER Screening & Reception Saturday, March 28, 6pm POWER PLANT GALLERY Exhibition April 7 - April 18 POWER PLANT GALLERY Exhibition April 7 - April 18 Reception Friday, March 20, 5pm - 8pm Reception Friday, April 17, 6pm - 9pm Reception Friday, March 27, 6pm - 8pm CARR 103 Screening Saturday, April 18, 6pm Reception Friday, April 17, 6pm - 9pm Reception Friday, April 17, 6pm - 9pm FULL FRAME THEATER Screening Friday, April 17, 7pm FULL FRAME THEATER Screening Friday, April 17, 7pm FULL FRAME THEATER Performance Friday, April 17, 5pm Jonna McKone POWER PLANT GALLERY Reception Friday, March 20, 5pm - 8pm FULL FRAME THEATER Screening Friday, March 20, 7pm Nicholas Pilarski FULL FRAME THEATER Screening & Reception Wednesday, April 15, 6pm Mendal Diana Polish Windrose Stanback libi rose (striegl) A l i n a J . Ta a l m a n Av a L o w r e y THE CARRACK MODERN ART Exhibition March 31 - April 11 Screening & Reception Friday, April 3, 7pm - 10pm Artist Brunch Saturday, April 4, 11am Encore Screening & Reception Saturday, April 11, 7pm grant yarolin THE BOILER ROOM Exhibition April 3 - April 5 POWER PLANT GALLERY Exhibition March 20 - April 1 SPECTRE ARTS Exhibition March 21 - April 1 SPECTRE ARTS Exhibition April 6 - April 18 THE BOILER ROOM Exhibition March 20 - March 30 Reception Saturday, April 4, 7pm - 9pm Reception Friday, March 20, 5pm - 8pm Reception Saturday, March 21, 7pm - 9pm Screening & Reception Saturday, April 18, 8pm Reception Friday, March 20, 5pm - 8pm FULL FRAME THEATER Screening Saturday, April 4, 6pm FULL FRAME THEATER Screening Friday, March 20, 7pm M FA m i c r o C I N E M A SATELLITE STUDIO Screening & Party Sunday, April 12, 9pm 1 Carr 103 Duke University, East Campus 2 Fredric Jameson Gallery Duke University, East Campus 3 The Boiler Room American Tobacco Campus, 318 Blackwell St 3 Power Plant Gallery American Tobacco Campus, 318 Blackwell St 3 Full Frame Theater American Tobacco Campus, 318 Blackwell St 4 The Carrack Modern Art 111 W. Parrish St 5 Satellite Studio 105 Hood St, Studio #4 6 SPECTRE Arts 1004 Morning Glory Ave Redemption is never permanent. — tom rankin Director, MFA|EDA the class of 2015 Aaron Canipe Matthew Cicanese Tracy Fish Anna Kipervaser Aaron Kutnick Haodong Li Ava Lowrey Jonna McKone Nicholas Pilarski Mendal Diana Polish Windrose Stanback libi rose (striegl) Alina J. Taalman grant yarolin Aaron Canipe Every summer on family beach trips, I could watch the foothills undulate slowly into itself and form a long plateau down to the North Carolina coast out a dusty minivan window. For me, the piedmont existed only to get to someplace else, on the way to the Crystal Coast or Blue Ridge. I’m getting to know what’s in between, how red earth shows up as mounds near new highways and new graves, how a creek can flow like pines grazed in copper light. Plateau is an exploration that goes local distances across North Carolina counties. on view reception Power Plant Gallery Plateau March 20 - April 1 Power Plant Gallery Friday, March 20 5pm - 8pm Matthew Cicanese Join Matthew Cicanese on a unique sensory expedition into the natural world of macro. Travel with Matthew across time and experience personal journey, the progression of exploration, and the importance of conserving the Earth’s biodiversity through documentary storytelling. From his survival of a deadly illness as an infant, to successful endeavors in science and exploration, The Evolution of Wonder invites you to experience the natural world in ways you’ve never seen it before. A dichotomy of forms and unity of themes, this journey consists of a live performance involving audience participation, live-narration, and mixed media presentation. Following the theater expedition, travel into a gallery containing a nexus of media that transcends traditional boundaries of art and science, and awakens childhood curiosity. on view performance reception Power Plant Gallery The Evolution of Wonder April 7 - April 18 Full Frame Theater Friday, April 17 5pm Power Plant Gallery Friday, April 17 6pm - 9pm Tracy Fish Autogeography is a personal observation that suggests both the ambiguity of place and interchangeability of landscape. Through my travels I have found myself in familiar visual environments across the country– like reoccurring memories. I often contradicted my own generalizations, creating new signifiers that could be representative for multiple regions. These spaces of stillness become revealed in an unexpected and unifying blend of landscapes through out the United States. on view reception Fredric Jameson Gallery Autogeography March 20 - April 17 Fredric Jameson Gallery Friday, March 27 6pm - 8pm Anna Kipervaser A deer hunt and no mistake is a program of short digital videos that build a space composed of mythologies, invented and historical, utilizing intuition and dream logic as guiding principles. The Order of Revelation lives as a long form 16mm black and white silent film, dealing with language and the medium of film acting as translator. reception screening of digital works screening of 16mm work The Boiler Room Saturday, March 28 6pm Full Frame Theater A deer hunt and no mistake Saturday, March 28 7pm Carr 103 The Order of Revelation Saturday, April 18 6pm Aaron Kutnick Docu{rithm} is a series of interactive cameras that explores the implications of algorithmic narration of human experience. These works invite participants to survey the emerging algorithmic landscape enveloping and reorienting the relationship between producer, subject, and consumer of digital media - to consider a world where humans are fleshy nodes within larger fields of algorithmic curation. Human Empathy Lab is a short film that explores how empathic responses become acknowledged and perceived within human consciousness. on view reception screening Power Plant Gallery Docu{rithm} April 7 - April 18 Power Plant Gallery Friday, April 17 6pm - 9pm Full Frame Theater Human Empathy Lab Friday, April 17 7pm Haodong Li What would you bring with you if you are studying abroad for a few years? Featured in the photo series, As a matter of things, international students at the triangle area present their own answers. Days of No Significance is a film that focuses on the everyday life of Inner Mongolia, the days of no significance from an observational point of view. on view reception screening Power Plant Gallery As a matter of things April 7 - April 18 Power Plant Gallery Friday, April 17 6pm - 9pm Full Frame Theater Days of No Significance Friday, April 17 7pm Ava Lowrey Alabama is known as being one of the most conservative states in the south. It is also known as a hub for southern culture and art. Just by the nature of their womanhood, women artists in the state are subverting the norm and paving new ways for an emerging artistic community. In addition, many struggle to balance motherhood and other expectations of womanhood with their artistic careers. Director Ava Lowrey explores this community and their shared struggles and triumphs, while also taking a more critical lens to look at the sacrifices that her own artistic mother made. on view reception & screening artist brunch encore screening & reception The Carrack Modern Art Mothers and Daughter March 31 - April 11 The Carrack Modern Art Friday, April 3 7pm - 10pm The Carrack Modern Art Saturday, April 4 11am The Carrack Modern Art Saturday, April 11 7pm - 9pm Jonna McKone It was the untimely death of my father that brought two distinct works together. The moment of impact and then, the ensuing ineffability of loss. To borrow Giuliana Bruno’s words: “one lives a film as one lives the space that one inhabits, as an everyday passage, tangibly.” Yields meditates on deterioration and loss through short vignettes that aggregate to express how absurdly intertwined a place can become with what it produces. For the Time Being finds its structure through explorations of places and materials significant in my own familial memory and history, as I linger on my father’s lessons and the dreamlike nature of memories. reception screening Power Plant Gallery Friday, March 20 5pm - 8pm Full Frame Theater Yields For the Time Being Friday, March 20 7pm Nicholas Pilarski I, Destini is a poignant and imaginative documentary that illustrates a youth’s perspective on the effects of having an incarcerated loved one. Made in collaboration with Destini Riley, the animated film was developed through a series of creative workshops over a two year span with Destini and her family. screening reception Full Frame Theater I, Destiny Wednesday, April 15 6pm The Boiler Room Wednesday, April 15 7pm - 9pm Mendal Diana Polish Queer Home is a photographic series, charting a hand-made path that foregrounds the intentional building of inter-generational queer family. Queer Rites of Passage is a compilation of shorts by various filmmakers that marks significant milestones in our lives that vary from the heteropatriarchal rites we’re taught to grow into. Letters to Joseph is a short film about my relationship to my former student, Joseph, now serving life after a successful reentry experience following a 25 years sentence. I continue to struggle making sense of the violence he perpetrated, and grapple with questions of healing and forgiveness through our exchange of letters. on view screening reception The Boiler Room Queer Home April 3 - April 5 Full Frame Theater Letters to Joseph Queer Rites of Passage Saturday, April 4 6pm The Boiler Room Saturday, April 4 7pm - 9pm Windrose Stanback Windrose Stanback draws from the enigmatic mist of personal memory to reimagine a fractured childhood. Centered in the dynamic realm of place and family, she uses photography to create a nurturing landscape in which to remember and reinvent the past. on view reception Power Plant Gallery Tracing Sycamore March 20 - April 1 Power Plant Gallery Friday, March 20 5pm - 8pm libi rose (striegl) Thoroughly Known is a parallel series of responsive and generative works engaging speculatively with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, and with the semiotics of psychiatric diagnosis. Note: This diagnosis should be made. Some signs of the disorder. Signs of the disorder. Once initiated, the symptoms. on view reception SPECTRE Arts Thoroughly Known March 21 - April 1 SPECTRE Arts Saturday, March 21 7pm - 9pm Alina J. Taalman Quiet Title A certain tract or parcel of land, with all buildings thereon, situated Southerly of the Cemetery Road, in the town of Scotland... When multiple parties claim ownership of land or property, it is said there are “clouds” on the title of the deed. Like clouds on a title, our memories are full of ambiguities and lingering attachments. The legal process for clearing clouds is referred to as a quiet title action. During this process, the disputes of all the former inhabitants need to be voiced and addressed: To all the people to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting. screening on view reception outdoor screening Full Frame Theater Friday, March 20 7pm SPECTRE Arts Quiet Title April 7 - April 18 SPECTRE Arts Saturday, April 18 8pm - 10pm SPECTRE Arts Saturday, April 18 9pm grant yarolin Since Walter Benjamin’s claim that photography has no aura due to its inherent property of infinite reproduction, the photographic medium has come full circle. A photograph is now understood to have presence, especially when it exhibits discrete qualities like the patina of a vintage print or the polish of a digital image. In I know a form that knows its way around, the photograph is pushed to reveal its idiosyncrasy, its dual-nature as both the means of description and the thing described, suggesting a more expansive view of the medium than its popular conception as a window onto the world. on view reception The Boiler Room I know a form that knows its way around March 2 - March 30 The Boiler Room Friday, March 20 5pm - 8pm MFA|EDA 2015 is supported by the Center for Documentary Studies, Department of Art, Art History and Visual Studies, the Program in the Arts of the Moving Image, the Kenan Institute for Ethics, the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts at Duke University, The Carrack Modern Art and SPECTRE Arts. A unique initiative, the MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts (MFA|EDA) at Duke University couples experimental visual practice with the documentary arts in a rigorous two-year program. For more than three decades, Duke has demonstrated leadership in documentary arts, film and video, and visual studies. Drawing upon this commitment to the arts, as well as the university’s existing strengths in historical, theoretical and technological scholarship, the MFA|EDA offers a distinct learning environment that sees interdisciplinary education as a benchmark for significant innovation. More information on the program, faculty, curriculum and application guidelines is available on the MFA|EDA website at mfaeda.duke.edu. Additional inquiries may be sent to [email protected]. Contact artists Aaron Canipe aaroncanipe.com Matthew Cicanese matthewcicanese.com / [email protected] Tracy Fish tsfishphotography.com Anna Kipervaser [email protected] Aaron Kutnick aaronkutnick.com Haodong Li [email protected] Ava Lowrey mothers.springchickenproductions.com / [email protected] Jonna McKone jonnamckone.com Nicholas Pilarski nlcp.info Mendal Diana Polish [email protected] Windrose Stanback windrosestanback.com libi rose (striegl) libirose.com Alina J. Taalman [email protected] grant yarolin grantyarolin.com our support The Center for Documentary Studies documentarystudies.duke.edu Arts of the Moving Image ami.duke.edu Deptartment of Art, Art History, & Visual Studies aahvs.duke.edu Duke Arts arts.duke.edu The Power Plant Gallery powerplantgallery.com The Kenan Institute for Ethics kenan.ethics.duke.edu SPECTRE Arts spectrearts.org The Carrack Modern thecarrack.org
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