Almost three years ago, the Skowhegan Alliance identified the lack of opportunities to exhibit multi-channel video works. It is a hard medium to accommodate: two-channel works are never fully realized in a traditional film screening, but a proper installation can require a skillset ranging from programming to pipe sawing.

After an immeasurable amount of dedication, labor, and optimism from the project’s organizer Gregory Kalliche (A ’15), advising from other Alliance members, critical support from staff Chris Carroll (A ’08), and patience from the participating artists, we have something to show you: four weeks of two-channel video art, in three different configurations, from 23 artists.


WEEK 1
Sunday, January 6 - Friday, January 11

Jaye Rhee (A ’09), Polka Dots
Ana María Gómez López (A ’15), On Taphonomy
Mary Vettise (A ’12), A reality with forms
Lorena Mal (A ’16), Invisible Structures
Jonathan Ehrenberg (A ’11), Monument

WEEK 2
Monday, January 14 - Friday, January 18

Elizabeth M. Webb (A ’18), CONVERSE, CONVERSE
James R. Southard (A ’12), Father’s Flag Part A & B
Tricia McLaughlin (A ’92), Disposable Heroes
Josefina Malmegård (A ’16), Heavenly bodies.
Jessica Segall (A ’10), (un)common intimacy
Sharon Paz (A ’01), HOMESICK

WEEK 3
Monday, January 21 - Friday, January 25

Itziar Barrio (A ’12), Mirroring Basic Instinct
Alan Segal (A ’15), Internacia Lingvo
Shana Hoehn (A ’13), Boggy Creek Version 2
Seline Baumgartner (A ’14), Nothing Else
Bryan Zanisnik (A ’08), Aquarium Painting
Lex Brown (A ’12), Projection Affection
Cooper Holoweski (A ’09), As Above, So Below

WEEK 4
Monday, January 28 - Friday, February 1

Richard T. Walker (A ’09), the predicament of always (as it is)
Kerry Downey (A ’17) and Joanna Seitz, Weather Report
Angela Willetts (A ’16), Escape Raft
Orr Menirom (A ’16), Clinton and Sanders Looking at the World and Naming Things for the First Time
Holli McEntegart (A ’14), Beyond the ultraviolet, beyond the infrared
Jennifer Calivas (A ’16) and Dan Swindel, Sides