Eye For Film >> Festivals >> Sundance >> 2013 >> New Frontier
With media installations, multimedia performances, transmedia experiences, panels, films and more, New Frontier highlights work that celebrates experimentation and the expansion of cinema culture through the convergence of film, art, and new media technology. Installations this year are:
Cityscape 2095 (Artists: Yannick Jacquet, Mandril, Thomas Vaquié [AntiVJ])
Coral: Rekindling Venus (Artist: Lynette Wallworth)
E.M-bed.de/d, Datamosh, Augmented Real (Artist: Yung Jake)
Eyjafjallalokull (Artist: Joanie Lemercier [AntiVJ])
North of South, West of East (Artist: Meredith Danluck)
Pulse Index (Artist: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer)
What’s He Building in There? (Artists: Klip Collective)
View other Sundance Film Festival Films by strand: NEXT <=>, Animated Short Films, Documentary Premieres, Documentary Short Films, From The Collection, International Narrative Short Films, New Frontier Short Films, Park City At Midnight, Premieres, Special Event Programme, Spotlight, Sundance London - Feature Film Programme, Sundance London - Short Films, Sundance London - Special Event Programme, Sundance London - UK Spotlight, U.S. Narrative Short Film, US Documentary Competition, US Dramatic Competition, World Cinema Documentary Competition, World Cinema Dramatic Competition
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