Light Matter is an annual festival dedicated to experimental film and media art
Light Matter 2023
Holmes Auditorium, Alfred, NY
Call for Entries Summer 2023
Festival Dates November 2023
Light Matter is Co-Founded and Co-Curated by James Hansen & Eric Souther
Support provided by School of Art & Design Dean's Office (NYSCC) at Alfred University,
the Division's of Expanded Media & Art History, and the Institute for Electronic Arts.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT!
Light Matter: Ecuador
March 17-18, 2023
Cinemateca Nacional of Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador
Programmed by James Hansen
PROGRAM ONE: MATERIAL SPACES (89 minutes)
Object Permanence (Alix Blevins, USA, 1 minute)
Perfect Room (Leonardo Pirondi, Brazil, 2 minutes)
Community Room (Amanda Katz, USA, 4 minutes)
Cactus Raptus (Maxime Hot, France, 7 minutes)
MUSH (Jodie Mack, USA, 8 minutes)
Arc (Wax and Wane) (Karen Donnellan, Ireland, 4 minutes)
Obscene and Uncontained (KT Duffy, USA, 2 minutes)
Chyme (Brandon Wilson, USA, 14 minutes)
eth_OS (Victor Galles, Brazil, 9 minutes)
Confessions on a Transmission Line (Monica Duncan & Senem Pirler, USA, 7 minutes)
Devil’s Peak (Simon Liu, USA / Taiwan, 30 minutes)
PROGRAM TWO: IMAGE, PROCESSED (90 minutes)
THAT WAS WHEN I THOUGHT I COULD HEAR YOU (Matt Whitman, USA, 9 minutes)
Incantation (Kalpana Subramanian, USA, 8 minutes)
Refuse 1: Tape (Alex Broadwell, USA, 4 minutes)
Estuary (Ross Meckfessel, USA, 8 minutes)
Woman as Image, Man as Bearer of the Look (Carlos Velandia, Colombia, 7 minutes)
Color Noises (Mati Pirsztuk, Argentina, 1 minute)
Black Palms (Justin Clifford Rhody, USA, 2 minutes)
Un-Tidal (Masha Vlasova, USA, 10 minutes)
Archivos Luminicos y Otras Sensibilities (Nuria Gonzalez, Mexico, 7 minutes)
Endless Journey (Renato Coelho & Priscyla Bettim, Brazil, 10 minutes)
Grid (Alexandra Alagoa, Portugal, 14 minutes)
The presentation of Light Matter in Quito, Ecuador, is possible thanks to a collaboration between the New Media Art specialization at the Faculty of Arts of the Central University of Ecuador and the National Cinematheque “Ulises Estrella”.
La presentación of Light Matter Film Festival en Quito, Ecuador, es posible gracias a la colaboración entre la especialización de Arte y Nuevos Medios de la Facultad de Artes de la Universidad Central del Ecuador y la Cinemateca Nacional “Ulises Estrella”.