Sunday, July 23, 2006

if only...

Boy, if only my life afforded me the ability to whisk myself off to New York on a moment's notice...

I just adore the work of Emily Hubley (who some might recognize as the artist who created the animation sequences in Hedwig and the Angry Inch). Tomorrow night, the IFC Center
in New York will be hosting An Evening with Emily Hubley:

"Emily Hubley presents an evening of her animated shorts, selected shorts by her parents, Faith and John Hubley, and TACTICAL DESIRE (2006), animation-in-progress from Hubley's feature THE TOE TACTIC, accompanied by live music composed by Sue Garner, performed by Ms. Garner, Rebecca Gates, Megan Reilly, and Doug Weiselman.

Working in a deceptively simple hand-drawn style, Emily Hubley's subtle, wistful films explore personal memory and the unexpected turbulence of emotional life, veering in a heartbeat from the lighthearted to the melancholy, and back again, as girls morph into fish, volleyball practice leads to unexpected motherhood, and a musical scale reveals itself to be a font of anxiety."

PROGRAM LIST:
Tender Game (1958, John and Faith Hubley)
Windy Day (1967, Faith and John Hubley)
Octave (2006, Emily Hubley)
The Tower (1984, Emily and Georgia Hubley)
Tall Time Tales (1992, Faith Hubley)
Her Grandmother's Gift (1995, Emily Hubley)
One Self: Fish/Girl (1997, Emily Hubley)
Pigeon Within (2000, Emily Hubley)
Tactical Desire (work-in-progress) w/live performance by Sue Garner and others

After the screening, everyone will be heading over to the Waverly Restaurant at IFC for drinks and a Q&A session with Ms. Hubley.

Gawd, I wish I was going! How fun would that be?!!

3 Comments:

Blogger Lunafish said...

I bet that would be a great last minute trip. Sometimes these things are happening right in your home town but because of lack of publicity, they are easy to miss. Does Atlanta have an Oberserver type magazine?

24 July, 2006 08:59  
Blogger Lunafish said...

oops, that Observer.
http://www.dallasobserver.com/

Check it out when it is close to time for you to visit here.

24 July, 2006 09:01  
Blogger John said...

I think the closest Atlanta comes is Creative Loafing.

http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase/index

25 July, 2006 14:13  

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