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The RUBELL FAMILY COLLECTION + Conner Contemporary Art announce: Experimental Video @Capitol Skyline

The RUBELL FAMILY COLLECTION + Conner Contemporary Art
announce the first in a series of art events:

> Saturday, June 20th from 6-9pm (+)

EXPERIMENTAL VIDEO / Brandon Morse, curator

exhibiting:
Alan Callander
Mary Coble
Kathryn Cornelius
Maria Friberg
Jefferson Pinder ... list in formation.

@ Capitol Skyline Hotel * : pool-side / video-side / bar-side
10 "eye" Street, SW - Washington, DC 20024

http://www.capitolskyline.com/

Fun swimming video circa 1969


For further information:
202-588-8750 / info@connercontemporary.com

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I'll be giving a talk at the Hirshhorn on "Black Box: Guido van der Werve"

Friday, June 5th
12:30-1pm

Event info

By Kathryn Cornelius

BEAUTIFUL LOSERS - Screening, Silent Art Auction and Reception

Thursday, June 11, 2009
7:00 p.m

@ the American Film Institute Silver Theatre and Cultural Center
8633 Colesville Road, Downtown Silver Spring, Maryland.

**I've donated a video for the silent auction to support the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center.

By Kathryn Cornelius

this summer: Mildred's Lane artist residency

I am extremely honored and excited to be selected for an artist residency at the Mildred's Lane Program.  I'll be spending three weeks in Beach Lake, PA during the late summer, working on a project with Mark Dion and Robert Williams entitled, Opus Magnum: Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum.

By Kathryn Cornelius

New work @ the DCAC 20th Anniversary gala

Friday, May 29th
6:30-10:30pm

@ the Halcyon House in Georgetown, Washington, DC 

I'll be presenting a new video/sound installation entitled, "Too Loud a Solitude," at DCAC's 20th Anniversary Gala.  The piece is a single-channel video projection/installation wtih a ladder, WWII & Vietnam war pup-tent, with a vintage military sleeping bag and duffel bag.  The audio is both spoken word and computer-generated voices, quoting from Immanuel Kant and Bohumil Hrabal's Too Loud a Solitude (1976).

I am very excited to present the new work and support the DCAC at this event!

 

By Kathryn Cornelius