Single Frame Snow
An ultra-rare opportunity to discover one of the least-known aspects of the work of this Canadian avant-garde artist. All three projects date from a period when Snow focussed on the theatrical presentation of still images. Snow will operate the slide carousel himself. Also see La région centrale and Reverberlin in Signals: Sound Stages.
In this combined programme
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A Casing Shelved
A single colour slide of a bookshelf is ‘animated’ by a drily humourous voice that describes the image down to the tiniest detail.
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Slidelength
A carousel projects a parade of 80 images, in equal intervals of 15 seconds. Snow addresses his favourite themes such as time, memory and perceptio
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Side Seat Paintings Slides Sound Film
On the voiceover Snow identifies a collection of old slides made from his paintings by various photographers. The result is a totally novel experie
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