Video Mundi Schedule April 20-25, 2004
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Tues. April 20 |
Wed. April 21 | Thur.
April 22 | Fri. April
23
Sat. April 24 | Sun
April 25
All the curators will present their programs free of charge
at the Claudia Cassidy Theater at the Chicago Cultural Center. The screening
at the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum is also free. The Heaven Gallery
screenings are $5 for the whole day. The bus trip has limited seating
so please contact the festival for more info.
Too find out more click on the program title to read about the specific screening and read the curators individual biographies.
6:30pmPROGRAM 1: GOOD LUCK
WITH THAT REVOLUTION
Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington at Michigan
Ave.
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Emily Vey Duke & Cooper Battersby
Sponsored by the Consulate of Canada
8:00pm PROGRAM
2: NI AQUI, NI ALLA (NEITHER HERE, NOR THERE)
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Priamo Lozada & Taiyana Pimentel
from Bonanza Projects, Mexico City
Sponsored by the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
6:30pm PROGRAM 3: ALL TOMORROW'S
DEJA VU
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Manuel Saiz from 25hrs Festival, Barcelona
Sponsored by Instituto Cervantes
8:00pm PROGRAM
4: "THE USA IS TOO GREAT A COUNTRY
TO BE SILENT"
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Jim Finn, Video Mundi Organizer
6:30pm PROGRAM 5: WE'RE NOT DEAD YET: RECENT
VIDEO MADE AT, BY, ABOUT AND AROUND SQUEAKY WHEEL
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Marc Moscato from Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo
N.Y.
7:00pm PROGRAM 2: NI AQUI,
NI ALLA (NEITHER HERE NOR THERE)
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, 1852 W. 19th St.
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Priamo Lozada & Taiyana Pimentel
from Bonanza Projects, Mexico City
Sponsored by the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
8:00pm PROGRAM
6: THE GIFT OF SOUND AND VISION: AUSTRIAN AUDIOVISIONS
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Brigitta Burger-Utzer from sixpack film,
Austria
Sponsored by the Consulate of Austria
6:30pm PROGRAM 7: IMAGES ON MUSIC
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Arjon Dunnewind from Impakt Festival, The
Netherlands
Sponsored by the Consulate of the Netherlands
8:00pm PROGRAM
8: DOMESTIC INSOMNIA
Chicago Cultural Center
FREE and open to the public
Curated by Florian Wuest
Sponsored by the Goethe Institut Inter Nationes
3:00pm PROGRAM 2: NI AQUI, NI ALLA (NEITHER
HERE, NOR THERE)
4:00pm PROGRAM 8: DOMESTIC INSOMNIA
5:30pm PROGRAM 1:GOOD LUCK WITH THAT REVOLUTION
7:00pm PROGRAM 3: ALL TOMORROW'S DEJA VU
8:30pm PROGRAM 6: THE GIFT OF SOUND AND VISION: AUSTRIAN AUDIOVISIONS
10:00pm PROGRAM 7: IMAGES
ON MUSIC
Heaven Gallery, 1550 N. Milwaukee, 2nd floor
$5.00 for the whole day, stop by for one screening or stay and
hang out
10:30am-7:00pm(ish)
The video bus trip to Milwaukee meets at Atomic Cafe (1957 W. Chicago just east of Damen) at 10:30am on Sunday April 25. THIS SUNDAY! My cell phone is 773 531 4988, don't be late! Set two alarms if you are big party people. Saturday night yeah! Fun is pretty much guaranteed and Miller park has a roof so if it rains we are ok. A visit to the Mars Cheese Castle on the way home as well. Back at Atomix between 7pm and 8pm.
On the way up to Milwaukee we will watch:
PROGRAM 4: "THE USA IS TOO GREAT A COUNTRY TO BE SILENT."
Get off the bus and watch the Brewers play the St. Louis Cardinals and eat a free hot dog! Did you know that the Brewers and the Cardinals met in the 1982 world series? This rivalry is hot!
On the way back from the game we'll watch:
PROGRAM 5: WE'RE NOT DEAD YET:
RECENT VIDEO MADE AT, BY, ABOUT AND AROUND SQUEAKY WHEEL
contact us for availablity