Exquisite (Corpse) Program
Films
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Who Do You Think You Are
Mary Filippo16mm, black and white, sound, 10 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalCatfood
Joyce Wieland16mm, color, sound, 13 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalCaterpillars and Ants
David Devensky16mm, black and white, sound, 5.25 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalThere
Tim Kennedy16mm, color, silent, 7 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalEvening At Home, An
Gail Camhi16mm, black and white, sound, 12.5 minRental format: 16mm
Description
On Monday, August 25th, at 7pm, at the FMC Screening Room, watch a projector perform a reading of an exquisite (corpse) program curated by the FMC's interns Steph Chia, Rivers Harris, Ella Berke, Autumn Hartley, and our Distribution Assistant, Julia Petrocelli.
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Who Do You Think You Are?
Puttin' On The Dog
Catfood
Caterpillars and Ants
There
An Evening at Home
And What Did You Learn In School Today?
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Exquisite corpse programming is a method by which a poem is collectively assembled through titles from the FMC's archive. Each collaborator adds to a composition in sequence by being allowed to see only the title that the previous person contributed. This process was pioneered by surrealists in the early 20th century.
Films included are by FMC filmmaker-members Mary Filippo, Dean Carol Wilder, Joyce Wieland, David Devensky, Tim Kennedy, Gail Camhi, Marvin Jones, and Yuri A.