GOLDEN IN THE MORNING CRANE OUR NECKS | grounding into the space

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In the face of displacement, exile, conformity, and crisis, these video poems approach existence as resistance. Creating belonging in new places, taking up space through performance art, examining the material reality of tragedy, and communing with nature to explore internal worlds—the works in this showcase offer sure footing and tender steps forward as the global landscape shifts beneath our feet.

(73 min TRT)

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Header photo credit: The Melting, dir. Lananh Chu

Showcase title credit: whereverever, dir. Alysha Seriani, Erika Mitsuhashi & Alexa Solveig Mardon

CAConrad tapes the text of their shaped poem GOLDEN IN THE MORNING CRANE OUR NECKS to windows and walls around Manhattan.

Year
2023
Runtime
2 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
West Coast Premiere

Director
DIR. Matthew Thompson // POEM CAConrad
Producer
Amanda Glassman, Eric Felipe-Barkin
Cast
CAConrad
Sound Design
Zach Bishop

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GOLDEN IN THE MORNING CRANE OUR NECKS

CAConrad tapes the text of their shaped poem "GOLDEN IN THE MORNING CRANE OUR NECKS" to windows and walls around Manhattan.

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