Exhibits

Amy Granat

September 8 – October 22, 2011

Amy Granat is widely acknowledged for her experimental 16-millimeter films, having developed a distinct visual language unified by movement, absence, dissonance, and exploration of the sublime. While her films and photographs often recall techniques employed by earlier generations of artists, Granat distinguishes herself by superseding strict Materialist or Structuralist concerns to engage with the full lyrical capacity of her medium. Granat's films demonstrate a holistic approach to the total potential of film itself: as a technology, as a narrative form, as a physical object, and fundamentally as a document of activity transmitted through time and light.

Organized by Matthew Strauss

This exhibition has been made possible by Jamieson/Sherman Fine Art Consultants.

A free electronic catalogue for iPad is available for download here.

publication

- Felicia in Zurich, 2009-11
  Silent 16mm color film transferred to DVD
- Felicia in Zurich, 2009-11
  Silent 16mm color film transferred to DVD
- (Left to right) Chemical Scratch (Return of the Creature), 2003; Ghostrider, 2006;
  Granat/Sunblad Films, Walking with Truffles, 2006-2009
- (Left to right) Chemical Scratch (Return of the Creature), 2003; Ghostrider, 2006;
  Granat/Sunblad Films, Faces, 2006-2009
- (Left to right) Chemical Scratch (Return of the Creature), 2003; Ghostrider, 2006;
  Granat/Sunblad Films, Painted Faces, 2006-2009
- (Left to right) Chemical Scratch (Return of the Creature), 2003; Ghostrider, 2006;
  Granat/Sunblad Films, Driving West, 2006-2009
- Granat/Sunblad Films
  Faces, 2006-2009
  Silent 16mm black & white films transferred to DVD
- Lines in the Sand, 2010
  Two-channel projection, black & white 16mm film with sound, transferred to DVD
- El Matador (X5), 2010
  Silent 16mm color film, five 16mm projectors