Image Credit: Slammy Windshield, The Patchchords, video still.
Love, Cruelty, and Self-Destruction
Videos / Performances by Monet Clark, Cliff Hengst, Dale Hoyt, The Patchchords (w/Fred Rinne), Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle
Thursday, September 19th, 7:30pm
Telematic, 323 10th St. @ Folsom in San Francisco
www.tttelematiccc.com
[Watch the complete screening: Here!]
Telematic presents Love, Cruelty, and Self-Destruction, a screening of video/performance works by Monet Clark, Cliff Hengst, Dale Hoyt, The Patchchords (w/Fred Rinne), and Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle, presented – in collaboration with San Francisco Cinematheque – as part of our current, on-going exhibition Farm and Friends – in 3D! The works in this screening address the promise of love to heal wounds in nature and society, along with the propensity for love to become entangled in power dynamics that render it cruel and exploitative. They explore themes of excess and absurdity; those moments when we prove to be our own worst enemies; and the possibility – indeed, the need – for acceptance and forgiveness.
Appearance on Retro TV, KOFY, SF, CA, Part I, Dale Hoyt
I Left My Heart, Cliff Hengst
Trailer for Water Makes Us Wet, Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle
Appearance on Retro TV, KOFY, SF, CA, Part II, Dale Hoyt
Cross Voyeurism, Monet Clark
Don’t Be Cruel, Dale Hoyt
Appearance on Retro TV, KOFY, SF, CA, Part III, Dale Hoyt
Eco Sex Weddings, Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle
Maybe, Cliff Hengst
Appearance on Retro TV, KOFY, SF, CA, Part IV, Dale Hoyt
Ritual, Monet Clark
Slammy Windshield, The Patchchords (w/ Fred Rinne)
Appearance on Retro TV, KOFY, SF, CA, Part V, Dale Hoyt