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10.22.25

2024/25 BRIClab Video Art Residency: Screening & Talkback

A collage of seven diverse individuals. Top row, from left to right: a woman with long red dreadlocks wearing a yellow mesh top and sunglasses hanging from it, standing on a beach; a smiling man with short dark hair, a goatee, and a chunky silver chain necklace, with a blurred urban background; a woman with long wavy blonde hair, wearing a black sleeveless top and boots, crouching outdoors among green trees. Bottom row, from left to right: an older man with gray hair and beard, wearing sunglasses and a white shirt, holding a camera with a strap; a woman with straight dark hair, wearing a black high-collared top, against a gradient background; a man with curly light brown hair and glasses, smiling, with a green blurred background; a woman with dark hair tied back, wearing a black top, looking down at a laptop.
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Doors 6:00PM / Start 6:30PM
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FREE
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Get ready for an unforgettable evening as we honor the brilliant 2024-25 BRIClab Video Art residents with a screening of their films, followed by an engaging artist talkback session moderated by Tanika Williams!

This year’s cohort has pushed the boundaries of creativity, harnessing the full range of BRIC’s production and post-production classes and resources to craft captivating works-in-progress. This group of 7 incredibly talented artists have immersed themselves in production classes, collaborated with professional mentors, engaged in lively social gatherings and critiques, and utilized our top-tier camera equipment and studios to bring their visions to life. 

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About the Artists and Moderator

Young woman with long, thick, reddish-brown curly hair standing on a beach. She is wearing a yellow mesh top, gold hoop earrings, and a silver necklace with a pendant shaped like the letter "R." Black sunglasses hang from her top. The ocean and sandy beach are visible in the background.

Aishamanne Williams

(she/her)
Close-up of a smiling man with short dark hair, wearing a silver chain necklace with a large circular pendant and a small hoop earring in his left ear. He is dressed in a dark shirt, and the background is softly blurred with bright bokeh lights.

Anto(n) Astudillo

(He/They)
A person with long, wavy blonde hair with darker roots is crouching in a forest. They are wearing a sleeveless black top, black shorts, black socks, and black lace-up boots. The background is filled with tall trees and lush green leaves.

Cerine

(They/Them)
A man with gray hair and beard, wearing sunglasses and a white shirt, stands outdoors holding a camera with a long lens and carrying a black camera bag over his shoulder. Benches and greenery are visible in the background.

Chuck Moss

(He/Him)
A woman with straight, dark hair wearing a black traditional-style jacket with intricate patterns and red trim. She has subtle makeup with orange eyeshadow and distinct red dots on her cheeks and a vertical red line on her lips. The background is a smooth gradient of pastel colors, transitioning from pink and peach to blue.

Eriko Tsogo

(She/They)
Young person with medium-length curly brown hair, wearing round glasses and a blue patterned shirt, smiling against a blurred green outdoor background.

Samuel Wright Smith

A woman with dark hair tied back, wearing a black top and hoop earrings, is sitting at a wooden table working on a laptop. On the table, there is a clear plastic container with green grapes and a metal can holding pens and pencils. In the background, there are potted plants and a brown paper bag on a shelf.

Lai Yi Ohlsen

(she/her)
A black and white photo of a person with short hair sitting with eyes closed, wearing a loose white garment. One hand is placed on their chest while the other rests on their knee. The background includes a wall with hanging art pieces and a blurred figure in the distance.

Tanika Williams

(she/her)
A spacious, modern art gallery with white walls and concrete floors. Several people are scattered throughout the space, some observing the artwork on the walls and others engaged in conversation. The gallery features large abstract paintings and sculptures. On the right side, there is a tiered seating area with orange and gray cushions. Near the seating area, a white reception desk with two wooden chairs is visible, displaying brochures and magazines. The atmosphere is bright and open, with high ceilings and exposed structural elements.

647 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11217

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