Image Stream Symposium

This day-long symposium featuring artists, critics, and historians will explore the rise of contemporary film and video installations. MORNING SESSION: 10 AMñ12 PM History, Memory, Cinema, Sculpture
Moderated by Bill Horrigan,
Curator of Media Arts
Contemporary film and video installations often partake of the history of cinema and the traditional role of sculpture as a three-dimensional object. What happens when these two histories are crossed?

Panelists:
Kutlug Ataman
Image Stream artist
Gregg Bordowitz
Writer and video/film maker
Bruce Jenkins
Harvard Film Archive
Lorna Simpson
Image Stream artist

BREAK FOR LUNCH: 12ñ2 PM

AFTERNOON SESSION: 2ñ4 PM
New Images, New Audiences
Moderated by Helen Molesworth,
Chief Curator of Exhibitions

Projected imagery emphasizes sound, scale, and duration—and so demands new modes of viewership. How is this kind of work changing and challenging spaces and viewing habits in the museum/gallery context?

Panelists:
Andrea Fraser
Image Stream artist
Aruna D'Souza
Binghamton University, State University of New York
Donald Moffett
Image Stream artist
Hamza Walker
Renaissance Society, University of Chicago

RECEPTION AT THE BELMONT BULIDING: 4ñ6 PM
330 West Spring Street

Following the symposium, join us at The Belmont Building in downtown Columbus near the Arena District. View the exhibition, talk with the artists, and enjoy a reception with complimentary snacks and a cash bar.

Free, round-trip transportation will be available from the Wexner Center to The Belmont Building during the lunch break and for the reception.

Call the education department at 614 292-6493 for details.

Image Credit
Matthew Barney
Drawing Restraint 7, 1993
Courtesy Barbara Gladstone
© 1993 Matthew Barney
Videography: Peter Strietmann