Screenings/installations:

  • Dia Internacional del Video Arte, Wifredo Lam Contemp. Art Center, Havana, Cuba, 2010.
  • Signed with Reddish Earth, PS Gallery, Columbia, Missouri, USA; During True False Film Festival. 2010.
  • Signed with Reddish Earth, live performance with video-projections for 2nd International Camagüey     Video Art Festival 2009, Camagüey, Cuba.  2009.

Signed with Reddish Earth, Video-performance, 2009

The Maria Teresa cave is one of over 20,000 caves in Cuba. It is a small cave, but unique as its modest pictographs were discovered in Cuba a few decades before the famous caves of Altamira and Lascaux were found in Europe.  A number of the caves in this region of Cuba have such pictographs, associated with ancient indigenous peoples. In the video-performance the figure emerges from a miniature hollow at the base of a tall pillar representing a primal human beginning from the rock-earth womb into an upright state. This image is juxtaposed with dream-like layering of imagery of the interior of the cave and the pictographs as mottled reflections alight on rocky surfaces.   DV-SD/4:3

This video was part of the projection design for the performance of the same name in Camagëuy, Cuba for the 2nd International                  Camagüey Video Art Festival 2009, Camagüey, CUBA.  Jorge Santana and Diana Rose, Directors.

SCREENINGS & EXHIBITIONS:

  • Dia Internacional del Video Arte, Invited, curated art exhibition. Wifredo Lam Contemporary Art Center, Havana, Cuba. Jorge Santana, Curator. 2010.
  • Signed with Reddish Earth, Solo art exhibition w/ video installation, Perlow-Stevens Gallery, Columbia, MO. Ran concurrent True/False Film Festival, Columbia, MO. 2010.
  • Festival Internacional Del Cine Pobre de Humberto Solas (From the Camagüey Video Art Festival selection of works; Jorge Santana, Curator). Gibara, Cuba. 2009.