Sabrina Gschwandtner

Artist

  • Artwork
    • 35 mm Film Quilt Series on bodily autonomy
    • 35 mm Film Quilt Series on pioneering women directors
    • 16 mm Film Quilt Series on textiles
    • Video quilts
    • Later in Life (8 channel video installation and single channel piece)
    • Public Art Projects
    • Silver gelatin photographs
    • no idle hands
    • Wartime Knitting Circle
    • Phototactic Behavior in Sewn Slides
    • Crochet Film
    • Sewn Film Performance and relics
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    • 35 mm Film Quilt Series on bodily autonomy
    • 35 mm Film Quilt Series on pioneering women directors
    • 16 mm Film Quilt Series on textiles
    • Video quilts
    • Later in Life (8 channel video installation and single channel piece)
    • Public Art Projects
    • Silver gelatin photographs
    • no idle hands
    • Wartime Knitting Circle
    • Phototactic Behavior in Sewn Slides
    • Crochet Film
    • Sewn Film Performance and relics
  • About
  • Press
  • News
  • Editions
  • Contact
Los Angeles, CA
USA

Video commission /January 31, 2020 by Sabrina Gschwandtner

Screen Credit, 2020, 7 min 30 second loop

Screens at Stark Bar
LACMA
Los Angeles, CA 90036

On view February 5 - August 12, 2020

A 3-channel 4K video made from existing films, including Lotte Reiniger’s 1922 film “Cinderella,” Pat Ferrero's “Hearts and Hands,” and Pat Ferrero’s “Quilts in Women's Lives,” both of which are available @ New Day Films. Video commissioned by LACMA.

  Tags: video, Los Angeles, CA
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Featured Posts

News
Lecture: Film, Fabric, and the Feminist Imagination at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
about 5 months ago
From Loom to Screen: A Conversation Across Generations
about 6 months ago
“Remixed: Entwined Histories & New Forms” at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
about 7 months ago

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