FILE SÃO PAULO 2016 – venha passar do limite

Je suis très content de faire partie de ce festival!

VIDEOARTE
O FILE Videoarte apresenta este ano um recorte da recente produção poética que articula o vídeo e as tecnologias atuais, extrapolando os limites entre eles e evidenciando como os dispositivos técnicos modificam nossa forma de perceber as coisas ao nosso redor. Com quarenta e quatro obras de mais de vinte países, buscamos investigar como se dão as imbricações entre nós e as imagens (com seus dispositivos), e entre nós e os espaços (físicos, digitais, internos e externos).
Curadoria: Fernanda Albuquerque de Almeida

VIDEO ART
FILE Video Art presents this year a cutout of the recent poetic production that combines video and current technologies, breaking the barriers between them and showing how the technical devices change the way we perceive things around us. With forty-four works from over than twenty countries, we seek to investigate how the imbrications between us and the images (with its devices) and between us and the spaces (physical, digital, internal and external) happen.
Curatorship: Fernanda Albuquerque de Almeida

1 Alfredo Ardia & Sandro L’Abbate – Studio N.1 – Itália
2 Anna Vasof – Down to Earth – Áustria
3 Atelier Monté – The Art of Deception – Holanda
4 Baku Hashimoto & Katsuki Nogami – EYE – Japão
5 Beatriz Minguez de Molina – Finishing Your Dreams – Espanha
6 Cole Lu – But, You Know, It’s Often All I Want – Estados Unidos
7 “Con.Tatto: Francesca Leoni & Davide Mastrangelo” – Androgynous – Itália
8 Constanza Meléndez – Untitled (1990) – Alemanha
9 Cristina Pavesi – Giallo – Itália
10 Daniel Alexander Smith – Sea Change – Estados Unidos
11 Daniel H. Dugas – Apples and Oranges – Canadá
12 Daniel Wechsler – Dust – Israel
13 Das Vegas (Vygandas Simbelis) – STRATA – Suécia
14 David Clark – The Cinema of Sweat – Canadá
15 Diran Lyons – Keep The Clubs Swingin’ (#Obeezy | Dr. Dre Remix) – Estados Unidos
16 Dustin Morrow – Treetops – Estados Unidos
17 Edu Rabin & Renata de Lélis – Onda – Brasil
18 Fabio Scacchioli & Vincenzo Core – Bang Utot – Itália
19 Fabio Scacchioli & Vincenzo Core – Scherzo – Itália
20 Francesca Fini – Dadaloop – Itália
21 Hakan Lidbo – Tightrope – Suécia
22 Hakeem b – Jane’s Electronic Poem – França
23 Jaret Vadera – On Kings and Elephants – Estados Unidos
24 Jeroen Cluckers – Tears in Rain – Bélgica
25 Laura Focarazzo – The Uninvited – Argentina
26 Liliana Farber – The Blue Marble – Israel
27 Liu Chang & Miao Jing – INFINITE – China/Estados Unidos
28 Marcell Andristyák – Roadlovers – Hungria
29 Michael Pelletier – Coordinated Movement – Holanda
30 Paganmuzak – N3 – Itália
31 Paulina Rutman – Fall – Chile
32 Peter Whittenberger – What’s the Worst That Can Happen? – Estados Unidos
33 Peter William Holden – The Invisible – Alemanha
34 “pixels+fibre: Myrto Angelouli & Fiona Gavino” – (My) Space I – Austrália
35 Przemek Wegrzyn – Lullaby – Polônia
36 Przemek Wegrzyn – Home Movie – Polônia
37 Przemek Węgrzyn – Security Measures – Polônia
38 Shaun Wilson – Uber Memoria XIX – Part VII – Austrália
39 Silvia De Gennaro – Travel Notebooks: Venice, Italy – Itália
40 Silvia De Gennaro – Travel Notebooks: Barcelona, Spain – Itália
41 Stuart Pound – Song Lines – Inglaterra
42 Stuart Pound – Coming & Going – Inglaterra
43 Stuart Pound – Six Portraits of Clara Schumann – Inglaterra
44 Vera Sebert – Panorama Panic Botany – Áustria

http://file.org.br/highlight/file-sao-paulo-2016-come-cross-the-limit/

Apples and Oranges (Maçãs e Laranjas)
http://file.org.br/videoarte_2016/daniel-h-dugas/?lang=pt
“Apples and Oranges” (Maçãs e Laranjas) examina a questão das barreiras. É um vídeo sobre liberdade e cativeiro, sobre a vida ao ar livre e o confinamento, sobre uma prisão que existe ao lado de um Parque Nacional.

Dichotomy in Black and White (2015-2016)

Dichotomy in Black and White is the pictorial collision of individually born projects juxtapostioned into new scenarios. Valerie LeBlanc and I have set up Dichotomy to breathe new life into previously created works. On a monthly basis, images once captured, filed and sometimes forgotten, will be brought back from our archives to face each other, to share in the light.

The project can be seen on JUiCYHEADS

*Taking a break July 13, 2016
Dichotomy is taking a pause. Thank you for following the series.

LA DAUPHINE VS FLOW: BIG WATERS
June 15, 2016

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION: WE ARE GETTING CLOSER VS SLICES OF LIFE
May 4, 2016

DAILY SOUND WORK VS THE RENOVATION
April 3, 2016

FIB & BID VS BYE BYE THREE-QUARTER INCH
March 3, 2016

DOWNTOWN VS DO_WILD_LOOPS DO_WILD_JUMPS
February 4, 2016

IN TRANSIT VS TRANSITORY
January 5, 2016

A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK VS THE GHOST SQUID
December 6, 2015

GOLD VS RUSH
November 1, 2015

THE RED CARPET VS MPB EARTH
October 3, 2015

CAMILLE, ANDREW, KATRINA AND CO. VS CAMEO
September 8, 2015

TIME TRAVEL IN THIS MOMENT VS HOW MANY LUXURY CARS IN YOUR TOWN?
August 6, 2015

ROCKS VS INK ON PAPER
July 5, 2015

LONG ARMS VS. OILY FINGERS
June 10, 2015

SILHOUETTE WALKER VS SILHOUETTE MUDSC
MAY 23, 2015

KANGAROO VS QM
April 2015

Compte rendu – Catherine Parayre (2016)

Festival de la Poésie de Montréal (2016)

Voici mon horaire:

D’Écosse, Dugas, Desbiens
lecture bilingue français-anglais

Une lecture transatlantique avec Peter Mackay, Rachel McCrum et JL Williams (Écosse), Daniel H. Dugas et Patrice Desbiens.

En collaboration avec le British Council

MERCREDI 1er JUIN, 19H
Librairie Drawn&Quartely
211 Rue Bernard O, Montréal
(métro Rosemont)

GRANDE LECTURE DU FESTIVAL
Lectures et performances d’ici et d’ailleurs

Avec Peter Mackay, Rachel McCrum et Jennifer Williams (Écosse), Carmen Villoro, Mariana Perez-Villoro (Mexique), Antoni Clapès, Marc Romera, Odile Arque (Catalogne), Martine Audet, Paul Bélanger, Daniel H. Dugas, Sonia Cotten, Phillipe Garon, Daniele Pieroni, Joséphine Bacon et Patrice Desbiens.

VENDREDI 3 JUIN, 21h
O Patro Výš
356 av. Mont-Royal Est, Montréal
(métro Mont-Royal)

Utopia/Dystopia – Bath (2016)

Good news from Bristol!
FLOW: BIG WATERS in collaboration with Valerie LeBlanc as well as Apples and Oranges have been included in the ‘Utopia/Dystopia’ screening 2nd June 7.00pm at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution.

In association with Bath Fringe Festival
tickets: £5.00 / £3.00 cons available at: BRLSI on the door
16-18 Queen Square, Bath, Avon BA1 2HN : 01225 312084

ISSUU Publication

Facebook event

Collateral damage (2016)

Pauline Pfeiffer, 1934

Collateral damage

You never know what you’re going to find,
where you’re going to end up.
I woke up this morning thinking about Hemingway,
Ernest, his house, the sun, Key West.

I went to his house once while visiting Key West.
I remember the pool, the catwalk connecting his home to his writing studio, the spacious art deco bathroom, the heat.

Hemingway lived in paradise and died in Idaho.
He was born in 1899.
There is now, only one person in the entire world,
one lonely soul that was born before him.

He was married four times.
His second wife,
the American journalist Pauline Pfeiffer,
died on October 1, 1951.
She and Ernest married in 1927,
honeymooned in Le Grau-du-Roi
in the South of France and
divorced on November 4, 1940.

Pauline Pfeiffer died of an acute state of shock.
It was precipitated by the news that her son Gregory,
who had experienced gender identity issues for most of his life,
had been arrested entering a woman’s restroom in a movie theater.

When I woke up this morning,
I didn’t know
that anyone had ever died because of a transgender bathroom issue.

You never know what you’re going to find,
where you’re going to end up.

Daniel H. Dugas
May 14, 2016

Le Zeitgeist contemporain en couleurs et en poèmes (2016)

Revue LIAISON n. 171
Printemps 2016
par Mathieu Simard

FLOW – daily features (2016)

Prompted by a 2014 tour through a missile launch site in the Everglades National Park, a woman reflects on the time when the Russian/Cuban/American nuclear standoff threatened to end life as we know it.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

A mystery begins to form when a researcher finds uprooted plants on a Loop Road bridge. Tension mounts when a second car stops in that remote location.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

There is one road that leads from the Everglades National Park entrance to Flamingo. There are no streets lights and at night, it is very dark.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

The deer pen was built in July 1934. There are a few photographs depicting the area but little information exists on why it was built. Although it is located in the forest near a well-known trail, it is difficult to find.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

Searching for a landmark in an overgrown setting, a woman is overcome by the atmosphere rising from the landscape.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

Some people say that during the Cuban Missile Crisis, there were surveillance bunkers built along the Old Ingraham Road. Others deny the existence of such structures.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

An abandoned mango forest is slipping back into the natural world. In July, the mango season is coming to an end and most of the fruit has fallen to the ground. Armed against the night with flashlights, two men set out into the rows of trees to find Burmese pythons

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

Nocturnal Desertion
Animals hiding in a deserted mango grove wait hopelessly for vindication.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

Chekika the Zone
This area of the Everglades National Park has been closed since 2013. The gates are chained shut and the Rangers’ houses are boarded up. Chekika is a zone, the ruins of dreams.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

Marion’s Car
Single lane and almost deserted, the Loop Road runs through the Big Cypress National Preserve. A sprinkling of people live there, mostly down narrow laneways that twist back into the trees. It has a reputation for being moonshine country.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

The End of the World
July 8, 1905. The Bay is calm. The shore is a thin line of land, the sky faint blue, white. From Oyster Key, Flamingo appears to be a distant mirage.

Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas
Soundmap: http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

FLOW – Launch (2016)

FLOW: BIG WATERS by Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel H. Dugas – Soundmap launch today.

12 soundworks inspired by geographic locations within the Everglades National Park, Big Cypress National Preserve and surrounding regions of South Florida and featuring the voices of Rebecca Rideout and Mark McPhee are available for listening.

http://flow.basicbruegel.com/soundmap/

She died in the sky (2016)

She died in the sky
in the Lockerbie bombing of 1988

We found a picture of her a few years later
A clipping from a newspaper
lining the bottom of a dresser
in a one room apartment
that we rented
on Schuyler St,
Utica,
New York

Daniel H. Dugas
January 2016