Andragogy - Sade Huron
Over a 30 year history, Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) has trained, taught, tutored and titillated thousands of filmmakers, media professionals and content developers of all sorts. But more than an excellent resource to help you polish up on your Final Cut Studio skills, BAVC is also an outlet for experimental filmmakers. (Incidently, their website is fantastic. Someone over there has superlative UI experience).
BAVC has been running a series of thought-provoking and wonderful art/film/audio/other shows called Rohstoff (Raw Stuff) since last February. Basically, the BAVC instructors remove their weathered "instructor hats" and take the floor as artists. The fifth installment features work from experimental filmmaker Sade Huron who's effort RESIDUE OF DESIRE was included in Shifting Narratives's Risky Risque! screening I covered a couple months ago.
About the film:
ANDRAGOGY
Huron works with the unwanted parts of raw footage produced during her work as an instructor at BAVC. It is an 11-channel, site-specific video installation set in an unaltered BAVC teaching lab. The piece investigates the process of learning and the interpretation of information.
You can go to her website and check out the small video of the work but I'm guessing that one would really need to be there to fully appreciate the effort.
VIA - ROHSTOFF 5: From BAVC With Love!
Yes, they teach us where to put our cursor, when to Save as a jpg and how to achieve white balance, but what really goes on in the minds of our instructors? Experience the inner workings of Jonathan Parra's animated World of Mr. Toast, Sarah Soward's Rhinotopia paintings, Josh Kanies' visual-audioscapes, Adam Shaening-Pokrasso's and David Santamaria's post-modern look at tools and icons, Sade Huron's Adragogy, Liz Hickok's Jell-o-scapes, and Sirron Norris' cartoon literalism. Raw stuff. With Love.
The Opening Reception is June 17th, 6 - 8pm at BAVC.
For more info: ROHSTOFF 5: From BAVC With Love! and Sade Huron
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