Potter-Belmar Labs collaborates with VJ duo, Be Johnny, on a live cinema performance this week
during the New Media Caucus reception for the digital media art show @
during the College Art Association 2009 Annual Conference
at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles
9:30PM Thursday February 26
New Media Caucus Reception: for the Exhibition "@"
Curated by James Morgan, Leslie Raymond, E. Marie Robertson, and Vagner M. Whitehead
with “Analog Interactivity” curated by xtine burrough
a virtual performance by Second Front
and live cinema by Be Johnny and Potter-Belmar Labs
SCI-Arc is located a short cab ride (3 miles) from the Convention Center, near Little Tokyo
The exhibit and panels are in the SCI-Arc’s W.M. Keck Lecture Hall, located near the center of the building.
SCI-Arc is located at 960 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
The building entrance and parking lot are located at 350 Merrick St, between 4th Street and Traction Avenue
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Manipulated Images in Santa Fe
The initial program on Friday, February 27 will feature artists and videos by Ethan Bach, Anne Farrell, Merrill Kazanjian, Leslie Raymond & Jason Jay Stevens (Potter-Belmar), and Flame Schon. Admission is free and the event coincides with Frito Friday, an opportunity to socialize at the complex, located at 632 Agua Fria, in Santa Fe.
Sala Diaz last Friday
J-Parr posts photos of last weekend's guerrilla PBL performance at Sala Diaz on emvergeoning.
We projected video and noise from the Big Red Van, towards/at/onto the Sala Diaz art house, while the DJ Brothers Boyd slammed discs on the inside, during one of many events scheduled during John Mata's inhabitance of the Gallery.
Honorable Mention at Fargo Film Festival

The new Potter-Belmar Labs short, Double Thunder, has won honorable mention at this year's Fargo Film Festival, where it will premier. The Festival takes place March 3 through 7th, at the historic Fargo Theater and other locations in and around Fargo and Moorhead, North Dakota.
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Out of Context at Say Sí
Potter-Belmar Labs will be performing Live Cinema on stage, in the round, between two large video projections in the Say Sí black box performance space on First Friday from 6-9 pm. Say Sí is located at 1518 S Alamo Street in San Antonio. Admission is free.
This should be a cool installation. We're going to pull out some equipment we haven't used in a while, and keep lots of things going at once. Live multi-channel video and audio processing and mixing at its best. From chaotic to serence and all things in between. We hope you will stop through and check it out.
Also at Say Sí on Friday, the opening of the Out of Context exhibition, in which Say Sí high school media and visual art students focus on recent events and highlight the past year with personal artwork with a focus on the social, political and technological issues that have shaped and defined 2008. Taking their cues from current trends in post-graffiti/street art culture they have created individual observations utilizing both traditional and non-traditional formats and materials: video projections, installations, silk-screens and stencil art.
For more information about Say Sí, visit http://saysi.org
For more information about Potter-Belmar Labs, visit http://potterbelmar.org
This should be a cool installation. We're going to pull out some equipment we haven't used in a while, and keep lots of things going at once. Live multi-channel video and audio processing and mixing at its best. From chaotic to serence and all things in between. We hope you will stop through and check it out.
Also at Say Sí on Friday, the opening of the Out of Context exhibition, in which Say Sí high school media and visual art students focus on recent events and highlight the past year with personal artwork with a focus on the social, political and technological issues that have shaped and defined 2008. Taking their cues from current trends in post-graffiti/street art culture they have created individual observations utilizing both traditional and non-traditional formats and materials: video projections, installations, silk-screens and stencil art.
For more information about Say Sí, visit http://saysi.org
For more information about Potter-Belmar Labs, visit http://potterbelmar.org
Aurora Picture Show
Potter-Belmar Labs is excited to perform Fortune live on Halloween at the Aurora Picture Show in Houston!
In Fortune, the artists allege to conjure the fortune of the collected spectator-audience and translate the resultant auguries into a performance of Live Cinema. Not to be missed.
this FRIDAY, October 31, 8 pm.
As this is Halloween, casual attire is discouraged.
Aurora Picture Show site
Southwest School of Art and Craft

Potter-Belmar Labs will perform Improvised Cinema, an ambient mix of moving image and sound during the opening reception for an exhibit of sculptures by Travis Townsend and Holly Hanessian,
this THURSDAY, October 30, 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Southwest School of Art and Craft website
Settings and Characters at Palo Alto College
A new variation of the multi-channel installation of our video series, Settings and Characters
October 20 - November 21, 2008
Gallery100
Palo Alto College: Fine & Performing Arts Department
Reception:
Wednesday, October 22, 4 - 6 pm
Gallery Talk @ 4 pm
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Contact: 210.486.3205
Settings and Characters is an award-winning multichannel video and sound installation that deconstructs a story into basic elements. As the projections and monitors juxtapose different settings and characters, the visitors, with a little imagination, assemble their own story.
This event is free and open to the public
Directions/Map:
http://www.accd.edu/pac/htm/Prospective/CampusTour/mapsdirections.htm
October 20 - November 21, 2008
Gallery100
Palo Alto College: Fine & Performing Arts Department
Reception:
Wednesday, October 22, 4 - 6 pm
Gallery Talk @ 4 pm
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Contact: 210.486.3205
Settings and Characters is an award-winning multichannel video and sound installation that deconstructs a story into basic elements. As the projections and monitors juxtapose different settings and characters, the visitors, with a little imagination, assemble their own story.
This event is free and open to the public
Directions/Map:
http://www.accd.edu/pac/htm/Prospective/CampusTour/mapsdirections.htm
Metaphor Public Art

Earlier in the year, Jason worked with a high school class at San Antonio's Fox Academic and Technical High School to create a work of public art, through ArtPace's Semester Program. The students wrote metaphors that captured something personal about their lives, and then worked with Jason to create short videos that illustrate the metaphors.
The result is a collection of videos, collectively titled, "Metaphor," hosted on this website. Cool stuff. Check it out.
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