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WEBCASTS [ video | audio | e-art ]

FEATURED VIDEO WEBCAST [All Video Webcasts]
	Bill Morrison: Decasia Decasia is a passionate, hypnotic rumination on life, death, cinema, and history. It unfolds as a rich assemblage of decaying film taken from decades-old newsreels, travelogues and silent films, in which ancient images appear to swim, dance and struggle against oblivion.

FEATURED AUDIO WEBCAST [All Audio Webcasts]
	Amy Smith, Andrew Simonet, David Brick: Headlong Dance Theater: "Interview on "Here and Now" In Hotel Pool, Headlong Dance Theater's cultural commentary moves off the stage and into the water for a site-specific dance performance in and around a hotel swimming pool. By transforming the typical hotel pool into a setting for an intimate drama, Hotel Pool investigates some of the truth behind the trappings of our modern world transience, and business culture.

FEATURED WEB WEBCAST [All E-Art Webcasts]
	Joanna Priestley: Dew Line excerpt "Dew Line" is an abstract, computer animated short film that grew out of Priestley's interest in botany and experiments with the Flash program. The title refers to the lines and shapes created by condensed moisture and to the line of radar stations (Distant Early Warning) in Alaska that was built during the Cold War.

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	Joe Goode and Karyn Olivier are named Guggenheim Foundation 2007 Fellows Jacqueline Goss receives the 2007 Alpert Award for the Arts in Film/Video Creative Capital Grants Available in 2007 and 2008