:: l i s a l i n k: video

“IF I Worked for 493 Years”

If this looks pixellated then go directly to the Youtube link below for this video and select "Watch in High Quality" in the lower right corner directly under the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Nhnur9pPa0

Medium: Digital photo by iMac built in camera, edited in imovie. Begun October, 2006, currently lasts about three minutes. Daily/ritual documentation of office space. Combines personal narrative and economic research and responds to the economic attacks on working-class and middle-class women by the Reagan/Bush policies and the resulting "bailout" of the financial sector at the expense of the middle class.

Screenings:

In Economica: Women and the Global Economy, by the International Museum of Women, On exhibit now on the IMOW website
"Artwork from the Workplace" Garage Gallery in San Diego, Winter 2009.
FILE - Electronic Language International Festival,
Sao Palo, Brazil, August 2008
“68 minutes à 68 degrés”, curated by Laurent Marissal, Espace Jean Dame, PARIS France, 2008
Her Shorts 2008: International Women's Video Festival,
Tucson, AZ April 2008.
Cultural Passages: Identity Made Visible (curated), Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT. May 18- June 22, 2007.
"SURFACE.value" curated by Kurt Wahlstrom and Pam Pritzker

Below, in the Creative Arts Workshop, entrance to the Hilles Gallery.

Below: At the opening, monitors with the video art facing street in Malden center. Okay, so I didn't expose correctlly for this. Also, Marjorie Kaye (curator of Gallery 181) Pam Pritzker and me in the lobby of the MATV building with monitor shown reflected in the glass.

“IF I Worked for 493 Years” If this looks pixellated then go directly to the Youtube link below for this video and select "Watch in High Quality" in the lower right corner directly under the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Nhnur9pPa0 Medium: Digital photo by iMac built in camera, edited in imovie. Begun October, 2006, currently lasts about three minutes. Daily/ritual documentation of office space. Combines personal narrative and economic research and responds to the economic attacks on working-class and middle-class women by the Reagan/Bush policies and the resulting "bailout" of the financial sector at the expense of the middle class. Screenings: In Economica: Women and the Global Economy, by the International Museum of Women, On exhibit now on the IMOW website "Artwork from the Workplace" Garage Gallery in San Diego, Winter 2009. FILE - Electronic Language International Festival, Sao Palo, Brazil, August 2008 “68 minutes à 68 degrés”, curated by Laurent Marissal, Espace Jean Dame, PARIS France, 2008 Her Shorts 2008: International Women's Video Festival, Tucson, AZ April 2008. Cultural Passages: Identity Made Visible (curated), Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT. May 18- June 22, 2007. "SURFACE.value" curated by Kurt Wahlstrom and Pam Pritzker at MATV Gallery, Malden, MA Feb-April, 2007 Below, in the Creative Arts Workshop, entrance to the Hilles Gallery. Below: At the opening, monitors with the video art facing street in Malden center. Okay, so I didn't expose correctlly for this. Also, Marjorie Kaye (curator of Gallery 181) Pam Pritzker and me in the lobby of the MATV building with monitor shown reflected in the glass.