Film and Video

Showcasing new video, interactive works, digital performances, and all manner of new media art from around the world, generated by an online open call.  This event's selections were made by Brian Zegeer.

Video Vaudeville has been Vaudeville Park's Video Art program for the past two years, featuring group screenings, new video arts, and episodes of the new "Video Vaudeville Presents" TV program.

I/O Chip Musicvpresents BinAural Visual at Vaudeville Park

n0izmkr + invaderbacca| outpt + paris | Zen Albatross | Aural Visual |

A new mixed media, immersive and interactive electronic art and music show at Vaudeville Park.

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This program highlights avant guard filmmakers who have worked extensively with optical printing techniques or have been influenced by optical printing in their work. Artists in the program are some of the pioneers of optical printing as well as innovators of new machines, mechanisms, and even computer software to hybridize printing techniques and create something new.

Video Vaudeville Presents: Flux Factory

TV AIRING ONLY

In collaboration with Vaudeville Park, Flux Factory presents a television episode for Video Vaudeville, a weekly show on Manhattan Neighborhood Networks. Flux Factory's episode, featuring works from Flux Factory Artists-in-Residence and Alumni: Alexandra Wolkowicz, Jean Barberis and Alexis Lautier, Sanaz Mazinani, Miatta Kawinzi, Angela Washko, and Douglas Paulson.

In conjunction with the US screening premiere and cable access broadcast of Ode on a Terran Urn by Erica Magrey, Vaudeville Park presents Channel to Channel, a video program curated by Magrey.

-16 mm rare Noir archival film prints (the CineNoir Society)

-A Dark Synth Jazz homage to"Dark Shadows" courtesy of "The Villains of Vaudeville"

(Ian M. Colletti on classical & baritone gtr, violin, synthesizer, piano. Joey Johnson on Alto and Tenor Sax, Keith Abrams on drums, Shawn Lovato on Double Bass, plus special TBA guests...)

-Blood Red Cocktails