PAIGE TAUL | «Full Contact»
27 Junho 2024 16h00
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PAIGE TAUL | «Full Contact»
Screening schedules:
27 June: 16:00-20:00
28-29 June: 16:00-18:00
27 June: 16:00-20:00
28-29 June: 16:00-18:00
«Full Contact» is a work nearing its final form, developed through the month-long residency with ZARATAN. An examination of the practice of discipline, legacy, and the exercise of tradition, Mandela and Hollis explain their relationship to the craft of Judo. Both halves of the work are experiments in building relation between the interview text and asynchronous imagery, not only as a way of revealing the existing connection between the two men and their training, but to look simultaneously at the past and future of the dojo.
«Full Contact» (2024)
Filming and editing: Paige Taul
With: Mandela and Hollis Barnett
HD video (colour / sound)
Duration: 9:06 (loop)
Filming and editing: Paige Taul
With: Mandela and Hollis Barnett
HD video (colour / sound)
Duration: 9:06 (loop)
BIO: PAIGE TAUL is an Oakland, CA native who received her B.A. in Studio Art with a concentration in cinematography from the University of Virginia and her M.F.A in Moving Image from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Her work engages with and challenges assumptions of black cultural expression and notions of belonging through experimental cinematography. Her interests lie in observing environmental and familial connections to concepts tied to race-based expectations and to expose those boundaries of identity in veins such as religion, style, language, and other black community based experiences.
She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film, Video, New Media, and Animation at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Her work engages with and challenges assumptions of black cultural expression and notions of belonging through experimental cinematography. Her interests lie in observing environmental and familial connections to concepts tied to race-based expectations and to expose those boundaries of identity in veins such as religion, style, language, and other black community based experiences.
She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film, Video, New Media, and Animation at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.