Here's the Line up for the [PAM] Cinema-Scope Special Programs for Scope Miami 2006.

Please visit the following link for information on Scope Miami - there are many events including a Scope shuttle to help get you around South Beach during the fairs : http://www.scope-art.com

Lastly, before the madness starts (Lee, Raphaele, and Arron are working like dogs in Miami right now) we just wanted to say that our last call for work was our most impressive yet in terms of the number and quality of submissions . Along with a good numbers of members new and old who sent work electronically we reviewed and accepted 285 new videos by mail. The collection of video art in the [PAM] installation is now close to 1000 works from almost 500 different artists. 

Rules of Engagement
Curated by Lee Wells / IFAC

Dec 7 to 10th - time place : Everywhere You Want to be in South Beach.

For a second year the Guerrilla Media Vehicle takes to the streets of Miami to spread the words and images of socially aware international artists in a program of new video art. Stretching the boundaries and definitions of contemporary video in a mobile format that brings the art to the people in a beautiful yet confrontational way.


Featuring
G.H. Hovagimyan, Rant a Pod, 2006 (Courtesy of Sara Tecchia Gallery)
Jemima Wyman, WHAK’EMALL, 2006 (Brown Bag Contemporary)
Tasman Richardson, I Stole the Soul of Rock n Roll, 2005
Chris Bors, George Bush Corporate Whore We Don’t Want Your Daddy’s War, 2004
Stephanie Lempert, Read My Lips, 2005
Hackworth Ashley, Scared At Birth, 2006 (Courtesy of Anthony Spinello Gallery)
Christopher Coleman, Modern Times, 2006
George Barber, Upside Down Minutiae, 2003
Hooliganship, Adventure, 2006
[dNASAb], Ecosystems, 2006 (Courtesy of MARCdePUECHREDON)
Beatrice Valentine Amhrein, Lovestreams, 2006, 7’00 (Courtesy of MARCdePUECHREDON)
Hasty + Hasty, Dancer P, 2006
Amelia Winger-Bearskin - Tre Lent, 2006
Marisa Olsen, From Here, 2006
Plus others

Cinema-Scope Best of the Best
In collaboration with Gen Art and Perpetual Art Machine

Chief Curated by Lee Wells

Curators were invited to organize 7 short video programs for the Scope Miami VIP opening.

December 7, 2006, 6 pm – 8 pm - Scope Art Fair Vernisage

VIEW THE PROGRAM -ON-LINE @ [PAM] !!!

--- 6:00 pm - Phantasm Curated by Raphaele Shirley

Borders and thresholds crossed as the real is questioned and restated. Certitudes and projections are revisited when what surrounds us is shattered and rebuilt. In the works selected; dreams, sensations and aspirations command and redefine what we perceive and believe to be.

George Barber, Shouting Match, 2004, 5’00
Cathrine Foster, Humpty Dumpty, 2004, 1’06
Andrew Sroka, Slam, 2005, 1’00
Cinzia Sarto, Una Sporca Vacanza, 2005, 8 ’00 (Courtesy of Douz & Mille)
Paul Sakoilsky, Haroot’s first experiment after arrival on earth, 2005, 1’26 (Courtesy of Carter Presents)

--- 6:20pm - Darkness and Light : Curated by Chris Borkowski

Selected shorts about seduction and horror filterer and amplified through bodies and architecture.

Anders Weberg , 1.28.06, 2006, 1’29
C-TRL Lab, Microvert Fragment 5306A, 2006, 0’50
Andre Tvetian, Building, 2005, 1’17
Alexander Reyna, Beta, 2005, 1’40 (Courtesy of Pablo’s Birthday)
[dNASAb] & Aaron Miller, Buildings, 2006, 4’56
Christopher Colman, Modern Times, 2004, 1’45
Anders Weberg, For Sore Eyes, 2006, 1’45

--- 6:40 pm - I Regress : Curated by Christina Vassallo

Employing the zaniness of psychedelia or evoking the nostalgia of childhood references, the artists in this video program construct all-encompassing experiences that provide a respite from reality. From the flash animation of Motomichi's "Walk" and "Drops" to the fantastical journey of Hooliganship's "Adventure," the selected works remind us of the charming beauty of our own inner monologues, but also the disappointment that stems from comparing them with reality.

Matt Crookshank, Birds of Prey, 2006, 2’46
Cassandra C. Jones, Eventide, 2006, 5’00
Motomichi, Drops, 2006, 0‘34
Matt Crookshank, Bat Shit Insane, 2006, 2’00
Hooliganship, Adventure, 2006, 6’00
Motomichi, Walk, 2006, 4’00
Lisa Bennett, Green P, 2006, 2’50

--- 7:00 pm - SciFi Sort of with Cool Effects Sometimes and Sometimes Not: Curated by Melissa Schubeck, Joymore

Although asked for a statement to define the conceptual nature of her curation, Melissa said “No.”

Pedro Velez, Hell in Lamb UC 4, 2006, 1’32
Carla Edwards, Another Night, 2006, 3’44
John Crowe, Cry, 2004, 0’24
Birgit Raithsman, White Balloon, 2006, 2’25
Cynthia Chan and Hung Viet Tran, Vaguely Familiar, 2006, 1’47
Colby Bird, F books, 2006, 4’28
Trevor Shimizu, Past Life Regression-Brian Weiss, 2006, 2’08

Istivan Sizli, Archaic Smile, 2004, 1’56

Antoine Catala, Portrait of the Curator, 2006, 2’52

Carlos Roque, He’s Gone, 2006, 0’14

--- 7:20 pm -Monica Duncan: Video Work : Curated by Aaron Miller

Monica Duncan is an emerging video, performance, and installation artist with an impressive and diverse body of work. Since receiving her undergraduate degree from The School of Art and Design at Alfred University in 2002, Monica has performed and exhibited her work internationally including: the Albright-Knox Gallery, ZKM, and a recent performance with Pauline Oliveros. This program represents some of Duncan's most interesting single-channel video from the past three years including “Hundred Hand’s” and “Female Communications” (with Annie Langan), which were created at the Experimental Television Center. In these videos Duncan mixes body and technology through unique image processing techniques. Duncan creates a space where the process and content are inseparable. “Video Paintings,” a collaboration with Lara Odell, shows another side of Duncan’s work that is focused on composition and color. These vignettes use the real world as a canvas while camouflaging their bodies into the mundane social stage. Hundred Hands, 2005, 2:00 minutesFemale Communications, 2005, 6:00 (in collaboration with Annie Langan)Video Paintings, 2003, 5:10 (in collaboration with Lara Odell)

---7:40 pm - My World is More Fucked up than Your World Curated by Lee Wells

Hackworth Ashley, Scared At Birth, 1’00 (Courtesy of Anthony Spinello Gallery)
Josephine Bottger, Hibernation, 10’44 (Courtesy of Umtrieb Galerie) Jemima Wyman, WHAK’EMALL, 2006, 2’00 (Courtesy of Brown Bag Contemporary)
Hasty + Hasty, Dancer P, 2006, 2’30
Tasman Richardson, I Stole the Soul of Rock n Roll, 2005, 6’31

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8:00 - 11:00 pm – Bound 4 Greatness

Additional video works screened during the GenArt Culture on the Verge Party including work by Beatrice Valentine Amhrein, Christina McPhee, Benedict Gauthier, Emmanuelle Gauthier, LoVid, Ximo Lizana, Lisa Vinebaum, Bill Dodson, Drew Waters and others.