Comments on: First Snow http://terrychatkupt.com/blog/first-snow/ Wed, 13 Jan 2010 19:58:07 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Administrator http://terrychatkupt.com/blog/first-snow/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Administrator Sat, 09 Jan 2010 23:06:51 +0000 http://terrychatkupt.com/blog/?p=858#comment-7 Created from the artist’s parents’ 35mm slides and Super 8 Film, First Snow (2006) attempts to capture a specific memory of winter in the Midwest. Exhibition/Screening History: 
December 5-9, 2007
“Thermostat: Video and the Pacific Northwest,” Art Video Lounge, Art Basel Miami Beach October 7, 2006            
“Contemporary Film Series: Spark Video Program,” Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY 
“Spark Video,” Spark Contemporary Art Space, Syracuse NY Artist Statement:
 First Snow is the first in a series of short videos created from my parents’ 35mm photographs and Super 8 footage from the 70’s.  For this video, I recorded an informal conversation with my Mother and Father while they watched the footage I had previously put together from their old footage.  The result is a montage and an audio commentary of the winter images my parents hadn’t seen in about thirty years.  Created from the artist’s parents’ 35mm slides and Super 8 Film, First Snow (2006) attempts to capture a specific memory of winter in the Midwest.

Exhibition/Screening History:

December 5-9, 2007
“Thermostat: Video and the Pacific Northwest,”
Art Video Lounge, Art Basel Miami Beach
October 7, 2006           

“Contemporary Film Series: Spark Video Program,”
Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY 
“Spark Video,”
Spark Contemporary Art Space, Syracuse NY

Artist Statement:

First Snow is the first in a series of short videos created from my parents’ 35mm photographs and Super 8 footage from the 70’s.  For this video, I recorded an informal conversation with my Mother and Father while they watched the footage I had previously put together from their old footage.  The result is a montage and an audio commentary of the winter images my parents hadn’t seen in about thirty years. 

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