Holly Willis
Holly Willis teaches in USC's School of Cinematic Arts and writes about new media art. She is the author of "New Digital Cinema: Reinventing the Moving Image" and editor of "The New Ecology of Things" on pervasive computing.
Former middle school teacher Brick Maier uses a unique approach for teaching LA students how to read, write and make videos.
Media artist Brody Condon returns to Machine Project with a video and performance titled "Without Sun."
Two new videos visualize the taste of vodka and gin...
A new book on LA-based artist and filmmaker Mike Mills collects his eclectic work over the last 15 years...
LACMA's Web site presents several new text-based videos by the Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries as part of the "Your Bright Future" show, featuring work by artists from South Korea...
Animator Maureen Selwood offers a poignant portrait of dislocation in a multi-screen project on view as part of this year's C.O.L.A. Exhibition, through July 12.
Drew Heitzler's video projection currently on view at LAXART uncovers hidden storylines and local politics in a revised version of the 1964 film Lilith.
L.A. artist Jennifer West does some unusual things to film stock: Gritty skateboard wheels meet the delicate, glossy surface of 35mm film emulsion.
The Academy Film Archive will present new restorations of experimental films made by Los Angeles artists in a special two-night series titled "Restoring the Los Angeles Avant-Garde."
Deanna Erdmann's video projection at Patrick Painter demonstrates rare elegance and clarity, and merits a visit.
Charlie White's film and photographs, on view until May 31 at the Hammer Museum, capture American girlhood in all its strangeness.
Title designer Karin Fong will join four other designers for a special showcase of recent title sequences held at the Hammer Museum.