This Wednesday, Scribe is bring Kevin Jerome Everson to the International House to screen his work Erie, a series of one-take black and white 16mm shots filmed near Lake Erie. Thematically the work connects the Great Migration to the contemporary experience of African-Americans.
Having seen some of Everson's work, I can recommend it for its formal rigor and an evocative approach to experimental narrative.
Erie
Sep 21, 07:00 PM at the International House
Presented as part of Scribe Video Center’s Producers’ Forum series.
Q+A with Kevin Jerome Everson following the film.
Reception/Presentation:
Presented as part of Scribe Video Center’s Producers’ Forum series.
Q+A with Kevin Jerome Everson following the film.
Reception/Presentation:
"Materials, Process, Procedure and Subject"
Sep 22, 07:00 PM at Scribe Video Center (6PM reception)
Admission: $15. Free for Scribe, PIFVA and Reelblack members, Temple and University of Penn students, faculty and staff. (Everson in person)
In this special topic lecture, Everson discusses how he creates his works that document and reflect on the "gestures or tasks caused by certain conditions in the lives of working class African Americans." Everson will screen a selection of his recent short films. Films courtesy of the artist and Picture Palace Pictures.
In this special topic lecture, Everson discusses how he creates his works that document and reflect on the "gestures or tasks caused by certain conditions in the lives of working class African Americans." Everson will screen a selection of his recent short films. Films courtesy of the artist and Picture Palace Pictures.
(Erie still: Video Data Bank)
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