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Lisa Barcy
Woman Without a Past
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Jesse Seay
Likes to Do Other Things
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MakeOut Club
Grad Screening @ Busker
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Film, Video and New Media Graduate Students

Chris Royalty, 1st year MFA Student 2005 - present
email
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About:
"My work investigates the construction of mass-media forms through the disruption of narratives, dislocation of parts, and messy replacement of visual elements. These investigations exist as videos – as short looped pieces that draw heavily upon painting strategies; as visually un-manipulated works with overdubbed self-narrated audio; or as combination videos that build new narratives using found dialogue married to reconstructed images. All of these works draw from appropriated and found television footage: evening news broadcasts, unspecified commercials, thrift-store VHS tapes, behind-the-scenes MTV specials.
"By obscuring central visual and sonic elements in these clips, I individually mark that which is broadcasted and non-specific, in order to renegotiate the meaning, influence, and authority of these images – and as a parallel to the way in which viewers have the same ability to shift the power of media content."
CV summary:
M.F.A. The School of the Art Institute
of Chicago, Chicago IL, 2005- Film, Video, & New Media.
B.A. University of Richmond, Richmond VA, 1999-2003. Studio
Art, Anthropology & Art History Minors.
Exhibitions & Screenings:
"MakeOut Club," Busker, Chicago; "Buildingscape 3," Zhou B Center, Chicago; "Thesis Exhibition," Marsh Art Gallery, Richmond VA; "Activist Art,"
University of Richmond. Awards & Grants: UR Departmental
Merit Award; WILL Leadership Award; Undergraduate Research
Grant. Published Articles: "Contextual Transgressions:
Kiki Smith's Figurative Sculpture," The Pierian Spring.
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