Aggregate Animated Shorts: 2nd Annual Film Festival | Oakland

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Aggregate Animated Shorts
Second Annual Film Festival
6 July – 4 August 2018

In their ongoing effort to present unique and challenging art experiences to the public, Aggregate Space Gallery is proud to launch this celebration of non-commercial and experimental animation. Animation, as subset within video art, is unique in its versatility as a communicative form and its ability to place viewers inside adjacent realities. It is a medium without rules or restrictions, and its content can address ideas as simple or as complex as the animator intends.

The exhibition will culminate in an award ceremony hosted by artist, animator, and Congratulations Pine Tree co-host, Kate Rhoades. They will be screening the top two films from each category, as well as a viewer’s choice award from each category. Viewer’s Choice categories will be rated by visitors to the gallery, so come by and judge these films by July 28th. The event will also include a film by each of our exhibition jurors: Meghana Bisineer, Tan Wei Keong, Clement Hil Goldberg, and Jeremy Rourke.

Featuring shorts by: Noah Aust, Mike Cantor, Carla Ciuffo, Lydia Greer, Paula Moxham Imirzian, Ryan D. Lewis, Michel Levine, Wrik Mead, Sarah Paulsen, Sandro Del Rosario, Paige Stewart, Jordan Wason, and Jeffery Yip.

Opening Reception
6 July 6-10pm

First Friday Event
3 August 5-8pm

Awards Ceremony: 31 July 6:45-8:45pm
The Little Roxie / Roxie Theater
3125 16th Street, San Francisco
Tickets available at roxie.com

Gallery Hours
Fridays and Saturdays 1-5pm
and by appointment

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Aggregate Space Gallery
801 West Grand Avenue
Entrance on West Street
Oakland, CA 94607
510.832.3807
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Aggregate Space is a warehouse and has a similar temperature to the outside; please dress accordingly.

Aggregate Space Gallery’s exhibition program is funded in part by Zellerbach Family Foundation and ArtNow International. Additional program funding comes from California College of the Arts, East Bay Community Foundation, and the Kenneth Rainin Foundation.

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