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Façade
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Film Overview

Release Date: 2008-06-01
Running Time: 0:00
Content Rating: GA (General Audience)
DVD Region: 1 - U.S., Canada, U.S. Territories
Media Format: DVD-R
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Genres: Video Art :: Dance >> Other :: Short Films >> General

Synopsis

Façade is an experimental dance-video work in seven tracks by Jane Jerardi and Ginger Wagg, with an original score by Rebecca Mills performed by Mills and Tristana Fiscella. Made for DVD, it reflects on our contemporary experience of urban renewal with the uneven building, rebuilding and recreation that typifies gentrification. With slow shifts and redevelopment of sites, lots and neighborhoods over time to make way for new businesses and residencies, we are often unable to remember or identify what stood in these places before.

Mixing video, live dance and other visuals, Wagg and Jerardi took audiences on a live tour through the upper floors of The Warehouse, the Washington, DC art space, in fall 2006. This DVD-R recreates that journey in a work created specifically for video. Videography by Michael Wichita with additional video by Fernando Ortega.

Radar wrote of the duo's earlier performance work: "It makes you...facinated, unable to leave."

More information: www.proliferatedance.net or www.janejerardi.com.

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DVD-R, directed by Jane Jerardi and Ginger Wagg; original score Rebecca Mills from performance by Rebecca Mills and Tristana Fiscella; videography by Michael Wichita, additional camera work by Fernando Ortega and Jane Jerardi; editing by Jane Jerardi and Fernando Ortega; additional stills by Michael Wichita and Ginger Wagg; costumes by Ginger Wagg, Jane Jerardi and Roxann Morgan.

created through the support of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

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  • The Washington Post (for live performance) | show/hide snippet

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