MTAA’s 1YPV will be included in the Marking Time video screening at the Getty Center in Los Angeles.

This ninety-minute screening surveys sixteen artist who incorporate the experience, memory, or anticipation of time’s passage into their single-channel video works. This screening is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Marking Time, currently on view at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE).

The screening and exhibition is organized by Glenn R. Phillips, research associate and consulting curator, Department of Contemporary Programs and Research at the Getty Research Institute, in association with the Getty Research Institute’s 2004-2005 research theme “Duration.”

It’s tomorrow night at 7:30PM. You can get more info and make reservations on the Getty’s web site. It’s free, but they charge you $7 to park.

And no, they won’t make you sit through n minutes of the 1YPV. They’ll be screening it prior to the more linear screenings for a half hour or so as people take their seats. Evidently we’re gracing the cover of the brochure too.

I’m not entirely sure (they may screen the web version), but this might be the first public screening of the 1YPV (installation version). The installation version differs from the web version in that it uses higher quality, full frame-rate video (among other differences). Note that this is a screening of the video only, not an installation of the entire sculptural tableau (I know, I know, it’s confusing). permanent link to this post