Image credits from top to bottom:

Suffragette Slasher by Julie Perini

The Medium is the Mix by Jamie O'Neil

Mr. Bungle Sends His Regards by Stefani Bardin




an exhibition of media works by Western New York artists

Opening:
Saturday, May 3, 2008, 7pm at the Carnegie Art Center

Installations on view:
Saturday, May 3rd through Friday, May 23rd at the Carnegie
featuring works by Dennis DeHart, Chris Ernst, and Mili Pradhan

Screenings:
Saturday, May 3rd, 7:30pm
at the Carnegie, free
featuring works by Stefani Bardin, Dorothea Braemer, and J.P. Weiksnar

Saturday, May 17th, 7:30pm
at the Carnegie, free
featuring works by Andrew Kelemen, Carl Lee, and Loren Sonnenberg

Friday, June 6th, 8pm
at Squeaky Wheel, $4 members/$6 non-members
featuring works by Stefani Bardin, Holly Johnson & Meg Knowles, Howard Kim, Jamie O’Neil, Julie Perini, Alan Rhodes, and Seth Wochensky

The Media Arts Regrant Exhibition is a presentation of selected works by local media artists funded through the Carnegie Art Center via NYSCA's Electronic Media and Film program. Grants were provided to media artists in Niagara and Erie Counties to promote the production of nontraditional media projects relating to Western New York’s regional, social, historical, and cultural interests. Works include experimental pieces, claymation, a music video, and a wide range of documentaries.

Stefani Bardin, The Fläneur, 2006 and Mr. Bungle Sends His Regards, 2007
Dorothea Braemer, ten short documentaries about my childhood home , 2007
Dennis DeHart, Wanderlust, 2007
Chris Ernst, Immediate Monument, 2007
Holly Johnson & Meg Knowles, See That the World is Moving, 2007
Andrew Kelemen, Qualia – The Abyss, 2006
Howard Kim, The Carousel Makers, 2006
Carl Lee, Tone World, 2007
Jamie O’Neil, The Medium is the Mix, 2007
Julie Perini, Suffragette Slasher, 2007
Mili Pradhan, A Foot in a Pool, 2007
Alan Rhodes, Jetèe, 2007
Loren Sonnenberg, We Own It, 2007
J.P. Weiksnar, Heave-Ho, 2006
Seth Wochensky, The Last of the Scoopers, 2006
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Exhibition programming is supported in part by the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo; the WNY Delegation to the NYS Assembly; the Office of Assembly Member Robin Schimminger; members of the Carnegie Art Center; the City of North Tonawanda; and with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.
Squeaky Wheel
Additional support for the Media Arts Regrant Exhibition comes from Squeaky Wheel/Buffalo Media Resources.