- Lectures, Talks, Readings
Watch a video and listen to the audio from this program.
Filmmaker Kerry Tribe takes the elusive nature of memory as her subject matter in work that investigates subjectivity and representation. Through carefully crafted footage and interviews she reveals the power and influence of film and video in shaping beliefs and perception. This evening, Tribe stages a performative reading of Hollis Frampton’s classic film, Critical Mass.
This event is free with Museum admission; no special tickets or reservations are required.
My Turn invites artists to create programs for the Whitney’s public that are an extension of and informed by their own artistic processes and methods. Taking their contributions to 2010 as a point of departure, six Biennial artists explore key aspects of their practice to create distinctive evenings of performance, discussion, demonstration, and engagement.
Kerry Tribe, H.M., 2009. Double projection of a single 16mm film, color, sound, 18:30 min., dimensions variable. Collection of the artist. Courtesy 1301PE, Los Angeles
