Our second screening dives into non-traditional and vivid representations of reality. Each film offers a unique narrative that re-imagines how we comprehend and interact with our world, allowing us to reflect and question our conventional routines.

itsy bitsy

LISA & JUJU KUSANAGI (KUSANAGI SISTERS), JAPAN
Emerging Category

According to research, there are 9 different types of intelligence: naturalistic, musical, logical-mathematical, existential, interpersonal, bodily-kinesthetic, linguistic, intrapersonal, and spatial. Kusanagi Sisters question alternative types of intelligence not previously defined.

House Wives

CRYSTAL STAR FINN-DUNN, CANADA
Youth Category

House Wives is our non-domesticated play on the traditional housewife using our street style House dance. What is it that happens when four women come together for a house party?

Artists: Ria Aikat, Crystal Finn-Dunn, Diana Iaboni, Karyin Qiu, Kevin Kim

business of nothing

DANIELLE LONG, CANADA
Youth Category

A re-imagining of what formal can be, influenced by the absurdities we revel in throughout our childhood. As we grow older these instinctual actions of our youth may be deemed as unsophisticated outbursts or fade away entirely from being expressed. Indulge in the bizarre instincts of our innocence and do some sort of nothing for no particular reason. No one needs to know why we do it anyways.

Tuesday

ELLIE BISHOP, CANADA
Youth Category

Tuesday is a depiction of an unrelieved, suburban afternoon. It is different versions of the same people. It is the release of pent up energy with nowhere to go, nothing to do. Throughout creation we continuously made plans only to break them, experimenting with riffing off of each other and our space in unruly ways. We played with non-linear timelines, and the idea of being inconsequential to the outside world while being fully consumed by our own.

Artists: Ellie Bishop, Valeria Perez, Patricio Cartas

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This screening will be followed by a 15-minute pre-recorded discussion with the artists involved in the films. (Included in the event running time.)

Your All Access Pass is your digital ticket to all things F-O-R-M 2020—it gives you access to every event, from artists talks to workshops and film screenings. Pay what you can, sliding scale $5-$70. Please note all F-O-R-M 2020 events are online-only.