Flux, Spring 2023
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The Flux screening series brings the creative community together to celebrate outstanding short films and music videos from around the globe with wildly inventive filmmaker presentations and performances.
This spring program features dance artist and director Brittney Canda with filmmaker/photographer Monse Muro who join us from Montreal to showcase their new music video The Drudge for Hanorah. An exciting new collaboration from musician, author, poet, director Amyra León and installation artist Alexa Meade brings us The Embrace of Morning. Andrea Gavazzi's Call Away, a song and video from Gracie and Rachel explores themes of separation. Maegan Houang will be on hand to share a special sneak peek of her new short film Astonishing Little Feet. We are also proud to debut Oliver Würffell’s collaboration with photographer Sven Marquardt, Rebellion NYC, a compelling portrait of notorious Berghain doorman. And, for the first time, you'll also see works from artists exploring AI tools at Flux.
The eclectic lineup of films includes comedy, dance, documentary, music, and animation and features new music videos for Ashnikko, Mae Muller, Slowthai, Tshegue and more.
Special in-person guests include Amyra León, Andrea Gavazzi, Brittney Canda, Jason Lester, Maegan Houang, and Monse Muro. A courtyard after-party follows with special guest DJ Xica Soul.
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Astonishing Little Feetdirected by Maegan Houang -
Eat Your Youngby Hozier, directed by Jason Lester -
Maisby Tshegue, directed by Ibrahim Kamara -
Rebellion NYCdirected by Oliver Würffell -
The Drudgeby Hanorah, directed by Brittney Canda and Monse Muro -
The Embrace of Morningdirected by Amyra León & Alexa Meade -
Wormsby Ashnikko, directed by Raman Djafari -
Yumby Slowthai, directed by Crowns & Owls -
Call Awayby Gracie and Rachel, directed by Andrea Gavazzi
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Ticketing: Admission is free. Your seat will be assigned to you when you pick up your ticket at the box office. Seats are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Box office opens one hour before the event.
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