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Eve Sussman: Surveillance, Narrative, and The Psychology of the Moving Image
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This past November the Henry was proud to host visiting Artist, Eve Sussman for the opening of Adaptation and the Henry Open House. Prior to the opening on Thursday, November 20th we were joined by Eve Sussman, Jeff Wood, and Claudia de Serpa of The Rufus Corporation, an ad hock troupe of artists and performers, to discuss The Rape of the Sabine Women and other works.
Among the topics discussed in this lecture were; The Surveillance Gaze, photography before photography and Los Meninas, and The Imposition of Narrative. Selected video works were viewed throughout the lecture from Sussman’s earlier projects as well as screen tests from Black and White, The Rufus Corporations current project based on the work of renowned Russian national painter Kasimir Malevich.
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