Even

though he's kept busy as an auteur, he still manages to put together

film workshops and exhibits. He teaches 16mm film collage techniques to

aspiring Kenneth Angers at film workshops and he recently curated the

film series "Searching for Security in an Insecure World" at the

Wolfsonian and co-programs a pop-up cinema event "Super 8 Night"

with artist Kevin Arrow at Bas Fisher Invitational and other venues.

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-My sons

-Manny Farber

-Rose Hobart by Joseph Cornell

-Sans Soleil by Chris Marker

-Fight Fire by The Golliwogs 

I have been pleased with the response to my last few 16mm film installations. They led to new opportunities, screenings, and collaborations with other artists. It feels right showing in Miami now. It's not so much like toiling in obscurity, doing this marginal thing anymore...A testament to the increasing interest of local institutions and audiences in moving image art is the fact there were tons of eyeballs on my Wall Street Neu! film at last Summer's Optic Nerve program at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami. The place was packed with patrons to see strong and diverse work by local artists. I had to rub my eyes.

I am in the middle of another found-footage exploration and recontextualization (fancy talk for film loop). This project refines the techniques used in my last piece by involving heavy duty photochemical processing and the production of a 45 rpm record soundtrack. A contemporary experimental musician, who blows my mind, Graham Lambkin, is working with me on the sound and record production. The working title is Robert Wagner in Freak Outs and Fever Dreams and the 16mm film is based on a hard boiled and gently psychedelic detective film made for television in the mid 1960s. Also, local artist Nicole Martinez and I want to cook up a circuit bending and projector performance where live sound is created from the reaction of photoresistors to the light and dark of projected loops. Geeky fun.

My creative experience has always included the manipulation and presentation of moving image materials and there are impressions of my experience that I enjoy sharing. Where are these things that I've seen, created or shared going to take someone else? Films beget films. There's something exciting about it.

See answers 1- 4 and I have the singing voice of an angel.

I am the 440,428,035 viewer of the Justin Bieber video, "Baby" on YouTube.