A Round of Exquisite Corpse: Films Selected by Morgan Fisher & Co.

Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, "Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg's 'Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene'," 1972. Image: courtesy of Miguel Abreu Gallery.

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In conjunction with the exhibition in the Gallery at REDCAT, Morgan Fisher / Passing Time, Morgan Fisher will play a game of exquisite corpse with the curators, Bruce Hainley and Sohrab Mohebbi, each choosing a selection of films that respond to Fisher's oeuvre. The program will be followed by a discussion with the artist.

Screening program:

Films selected by Morgan Fisher:
Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, Machorka-Muff. 1962, 18:00 minutes.

Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg's "Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene." 1972, 15:00 minutes.

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Films selected by Bruce Hainley:
William E. Jones, Film Montages (for Peter Roehr). 2006, 11:00 minutes.

Mona Varichon, No, I Was Thinking Of Life (CC). 2018, 12:00 minutes.

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Films selected by Sohrab Mohebbi:

Seth Price, Rejected or Unused Clips, Arranged in Order of Importance. 2003, 10:38 minutes.

Jay Chung and Q Takeki Maeda, dir: Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn Untitled. 2015, 06:23 minutes.

Johanna Unzueta, Fósforo. 2011, 2:40 minutes; Bidon Rojo. 2012, 02:00 minutes.

Tyler Lumm, (Parabellum). 2016, 03:12 minutes.

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STREET CLOSURE ALERT (due to Women's March 10 am - 3pm)

Grand Ave. and 2nd Street (Northwest of Olive Street) will remain open, and REDCAT will be accessible to patrons both on foot and via car.

Plan for:

· Various closures around Pershing Square during assembly and rally

· Rolling closures along march route northbound on Spring, Broadway, Hill, and possibly Olive to Grand Park

· Hard closures on Spring, Broadway, and Hill between First and Temple protected by water-filled barricades

· CHP will monitor the event and close off-ramps as needed

Associated Images:

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SAT 1/19 3:00 pm	$8	$8	$8

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