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BIO
Jesse Malmed (jessemalmed.net) is an artist working in video, performance, text, new media and installation and their overlaps and gaps.
He was born in 1983 in Santa Fe, NM, earned a BA (with Honors) in Film & Electronic Arts from Bard College in 2007 and currently lives and works in Chicago. He is the founder/director of the Deep Leap Microcinema, co-runs the independent media label Lasercave and writes about experimental media and its practitioners for Bad at Sports and Urban Honking's Projective Verse. Previously, he was a collective member of Cinema Project, served on the board of the Creative Music Guild and worked at the Northwest FIlm Center's School of Film.
He was born in 1983 in Santa Fe, NM, earned a BA (with Honors) in Film & Electronic Arts from Bard College in 2007 and currently lives and works in Chicago. He is the founder/director of the Deep Leap Microcinema, co-runs the independent media label Lasercave and writes about experimental media and its practitioners for Bad at Sports and Urban Honking's Projective Verse. Previously, he was a collective member of Cinema Project, served on the board of the Creative Music Guild and worked at the Northwest FIlm Center's School of Film.
DEEP LEAP MICROCINEMA :
Deadline:
Sat Oct 10, 2009 00:00
DEEP LEAP MICROCINEMA is a new curatorial project devoted to pairing thematically-related film/video programs with cogent, interdisciplinary performance, reading, music and lecture. This monthly art event focuses on the efforts and works of emerging and innovative artists working within the realms of experimental film, video art and new media art. Each program is shaped around a theme with appropriate and elucidating musicians, performers and lecturers.
The theme for October's show is SIGN LANGUAGES. The program is being shaped around notions of language, semiotics, translation and communication. Global and Portland artists alike are encouraged to submit work.
Email deepleapmicrocinema@gmail.com for more information or to submit works.
The theme for October's show is SIGN LANGUAGES. The program is being shaped around notions of language, semiotics, translation and communication. Global and Portland artists alike are encouraged to submit work.
Email deepleapmicrocinema@gmail.com for more information or to submit works.
