Myron Emery

A 1970 projection of what may come when pollution over powers nature.

Documents the life and works of filmmaker Pat O'Neill, showing the making of a select group of films and discussion of these films by O'Neill.

Appropriated footage of dance styles from around the world rephotographed, recomposed, and re-conceptualized through optical printer techniques.

A melancolic time in the continuum of time.

Seven separate visions of Los Angeles, sprawling, fast-paced city of millions. Myron Emery teaches optical printing at the California Institute of the Arts, using apparatus left over from the first "Star Wars" film. "X-Streams" is the work of seven of his students (including Adrian Bruch from Melbourne); only one of them was a native of the "City of the Angels”.

Homage/portrait to a utility building on the Santa Monica pier

Michael, later in life also known as Mikhail, became intrigued by news of youth like himself running off to San Francisco, to new ideas, living communally and breaking away from conservative expectations. In these times of social exploration, of liberated energy, of amassing memory after memory there also were conflicts with those intolerant of everything the young ones created. After a few short years, numerous traumatic experiences drove many to return home and others to seek utopia elsewhere. Michael/Mikhail was not a revolutionary, he was only lending a hand to a way of life that fostered a healthy, prosperous community, a place where mutual support raises the wellbeing and power of everyone.

This colorful introduction to India’s greatest theatre tradition - the dance-drama of Kathakali features the Kerala Kalamadalam Company performing dances of the State of Kerala which have evolved out of the Sanskrit tradition and the indigenous Dravidian culture. The dancers display a great richness of costume, vivid color and originality of head-dress.

Texture motion graphic painting inspired by the Tidal Zone.