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Death and Data at Resonant Gallery
If you are near Grand Rapids, Michigan, check out the fantastic iteration of our Death and Data show on view at Resonant Gallery WMU-Grand Rapids, through Jan 23, 2026. Our video art cooperative, temp.files, curated this selection of videos and what a treat to have them shown in such a cool space. I’m screening Coordinate Metrology […]
Review of Video After Video in MFJ 82
I love the work of CAMP, and got to spend some quality time thinking through the nuances of how they activate different archives through imaginative media constructs over the years and how these forms point to different configurations of what it means to be the public. The fruit of this quality time is now a […]
Death & Data – screening at Vtape
Temp.files is so excited to be screening at Vtape in Toronto on Friday, September 19th. My new video The Pig is Going Through the Python—a meditation on corporate language—will be in the mix. DEATH & DATA, presented by Saloon Toronto, temp. files Video Publishing Cooperative & Vtape September 19, 2025, 7:00 – 9:00 pm (doors […]
Temp.Files in Screenslate and Creatrix
In March Screenslate published An Interview with Temp. Files by Shelby Shaw on its sexy, newly redesigned site. Thanks Shelby for your thoughtful interview! This month, Creatrix published a profile on us: TEMP. FILES ON RESIDING IN THE DIGITAL SPACE. So great to have our new experimental video coop out there in the world (in […]
Temp. Files video cooperative
So pleased to participate in the inaugural group of Temporary Files! We just launched Kara Hearn’s fantastic new video, “Self modulation for a new age.” My new video (*cough*) will be live in April. Initiated by new media /performance artist Tusia Dabrowska and interdisciplinary artist/curator Michelle Levy, Temp. Files is a video publishing cooperative, online […]
World Records Vol. 4 – Our Violent Commons \ The Territory of Listening
I am so pleased to have contributed a short piece to this issue of WORLD RECORDS Vol. 4: “IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS,” edited by Nicholas Gamso and Jason Fox, published by Union Docs. My essay Our Violent Commons \ The Territory of Listening is one of the responses to a chapter from Ariella Aïsha […]