Marie Losier "Outtakes''

Stephan Stoyanov Gallery

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A celluloid portrait-in-progress is transformed into a riotous playground for cinema’s past in "Outtakes", beloved underground filmmaker Marie Losier’s endlessly creative, hands-on installation devoted to industrial rock pioneer Genesis P. Orridge (Throbbing Gristle). Constructed almost entirely of unused clips and sound bites from Losier’s upcoming feature, The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye, “Outtakes” puts the forlorn footage to work in the service of a whimsical retelling of film history—one in which the eccentric Genesis is its unlikely star.
Peephole boxes, antique lenses, a campy music video machine from the early 60s—each historical device brings film off the big screen and down to eye level, providing the audience with an incredibly intimate encounter with their cinematic and musical past. Presented at the Luxe Gallery in conjunction with the Crossing the Line presentation “Meet the Director: Marie Losier presents Film Portraits," "Outtakes" defamiliarizes and recontextualizes its way to an astounding personal tribute--and all while returning the obsolete and abandoned to center stage.

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Schedule

from September 07, 2008 to October 08, 2008

Opening Reception on 2008-09-07 from 18:00 to 20:00

Artist(s)

Marie Losier

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