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Video work by Wellington artist Claire Harris exploring the relationship between colonialisation and feminism. I operated the camera, Matt Whitwell did the sound recording, and Euan Robertson played the bagpipes. Originally screened as part of Typical Girls: Comedic Feminist Video from Wellington (curated by Bryce Galloway, Wellington Film Archive, 2011).
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Tags: Bagpipes, Body Art, Born In Gore, Claire Harris, Euan Robertson, Feminist Art, Feminist Video, Matt Whitwell, New Zealand Art, Performance Art, Post-Colonialism, Video Art
This entry was posted on Friday, April 13th, 2012 at 4:56 am and is filed under Claire Harris, COLLABORATORS, Film & Video Art, MEDIUM.
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April 13th, 2012 at 8:39 am
Wow, I hadn’t seen the thumbnail this big before. I really like the frame that Vimeo grabbed for it. I look like I’m about to go telekinectic.
Great job by you on the framing of this. The landscape is aligned just right.