
Jaime Gecker
Metallika, curated by Patrick Brennan, at Monya Rowe.

JD Walsh - didn't take a good picture of it, but he has a great video/sculpture... he took a stereo speaker, layed it flat, and made videos of things being dropped into the concave speaker... they bounce around or pulse to the bass... feathers, glitter, a chain... throbbing beauty. His white-gloved hand is visible dropping items into the speaker, it's a magic act.

Sarah Dornner

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Denise Kupferschmidt

Patrick Brennan

popsicle sticks
Patrick Brenan FAZES....

Jaime Gecker

Ned Colclough.... (another angle).

POW-WOW
3 comments:
i like that it looks like Jaime Gecker likes films that i like. (As in that top painting's ode to Varda's "Cleo from 5 to 7".)
The JD Walsh piece sounds like it took a lot from Gary Hill's 'Soundings' videos, from the 70's. He poured sand and water into speakers; and also lit them on fire, punched nails through them, etc.
http://vimeo.com/5596880
(these videos are hide to find, this one's a remake)
oh yeah hadn't seen that but can certainly see from where he was likely inspired... jd's piece wasn't a sound piece, i don't even remember any sound... it was all droning beauty and transmutation of materials.
thanks david.
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