small screen: space

December 10, 2024

city cinema

Doors at 8pm, Screening at 8:30pm

64 King St

Charlottetown, PE

town is small is pleased to present small screen:space, a group screening featuring experimental videos by epekwitk/pei-based artists

Small Screen: Space is a screening of experimental short videos by Epekwitk/PEI-based artists that were selected from a non-juried open call for submissions. This Town Is Small values experimentation and this screening features finished works, works in progress, and explorations, inviting artists to engage with new techniques and ideas.

The videos respond to the theme Space through the following prompt: “ Space can be vast and infinite, like the cosmos above us, or intimate and personal, like the spaces we inhabit daily. Space is physical, celestial, abstract, and metaphorical. It can be the vacuum of the universe, the expanse between, or the act of taking up room in the world by asserting presence, or claiming identity. How does space shape us? How do we move through it, expand within it, or find boundaries? Space can refer to places, emptiness, social dynamics, expanses of time, or vast celestial bodies that spark wonder and exploration.”

artists:

Alexis Bulman

Alexandra O'Sullivan

Andreas Fobes

Brendan Henry

Carlie Howell

Chester Hewlett

Damien Worth

Danielle M. Villard

Daria Ross

Evan Furness

Gwydion Temple Morris

Laura Stewart

Millefiore Clarkes

Monica Lacey

Phil Mercier

Somnia Lucent

Teresa Kuo

Ukee Cruthu

Willow Bell

event details:

City Cinema is located at 64 King St in Charlottetown. Entrances to the Cinema are available from the King Street Side (64 King Street) as well as Water Street Side (49 Water Street) of the building.

Limited lot parking at City Cinema is available.

City Cinema has a full-service canteen, with beverages and snacks.

City Cinema's 70-seat Cinema has two reserved seats for patrons with mobility devices each paired with seating for a partner. City Cinema has level access from the street at both the King Street and Water Street entrances all the way into the Cinema.

Registration available on City Cinema’s website here.

Sensory/Content Advisories:

The screening features a diverse range of visuals and sounds – from vibrant brightness to deep darkness, gentle moments to loud music, and serene silence to high-pitched noises. Please note, some scenes include rapid cuts and flashes that could affect photosensitive individuals. Viewer discretion is advised.

For any accessibility or accommodation concerns, please contact Alexandra at info@thistownissmall.com

Image: Damien Worth, Landscape, 2017 (Still)

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the City of Charlottetown, Innovation PEI through the PEI Culture Action Plan, and the Canada Council for the Arts

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