lu hanna
www.luhanna.com
Contact: lu@luhanna.com
OPENING RECEPTION & ARCHIVE RELEASE PARTY: Saturday, February 11, 7-10 pm
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Visual Art
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Using the concept of gravity, the tension that’s created between our bodies, the ground (earth and object), and technology, my interest is in the meaning that inhabits this space between resistance and attraction.
My work and materials are concept-driven. But whatever the result, it is an exploration of our world from a sensorial perspective with socio-political content.
Themes in my work have included the relationships between technology and body (female), movement/motion, the senses, through the definitions of the “fold” (moving forward and back upon itself), what’s “in-between” (the polar opposites, for example), “what’s left” (our “footprint”), and the concept of “away” (where is “away”?).
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- Media Editor-Film/Video/PhotographyMotion Pictures and Film | San Francisco Bay Area, USSummaryEditing, Photography, Wardrobe, Property Master, Voice Over on
Documentary, Television, and Commercial Productions.Specialties: Final Cut Studio, Livetype, Photoshop, Illustrator, Soundtrack Pro, DVD Studio ProExperience- Jun 2011 - PresentEditor / Lucy Hanna
- Jun 2006 - Presentfreetrinket productions / Freelance FilmmakerFilm/Video Editing and Documentary Filmmaker/Producer
Education-
2011 - 2013Mills CollegeMFA in Video-Interrelated Art
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2003 - 2003San Francisco Art InstituteFilm & Video
- The Evergreen State CollegeBA in Film & Sculpture
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- Nov 20, 11http://events.sfgate.com/oakland-ca/events/show/223965004-mills-mfa-open-studios-fall-2011
Please come and support one of six of the Bay area's most prestigious Master of Fine Art programs, which I am privileged to be a part of. - Aug 10, 11Although this is a temporary web page, while I update my website, it does have some of my latest work. www.flavors.me/luhanna
- Jun 27, 11
I would like all of my blog friends to send me a digital video (no longer than 30 secs) of something that is meaningful to them or a piece of their own artwork for an online collaborative art piece. The 30 seconds must be unedited. Something shot for a total of 30 seconds. Everyone involved will be emailed the final video by the end of August 2011. Please msg it to me thru email: artist@luhanna.com before July 25th, 2011, and remember to include your name and your email, so I can send you a copy. Thank you!
- Jan 31, 11
This is an organization that I truly believe in. I have worked for them in the past and they inspire me to be involved with this as a way to encourage kids to creatively express every emotion they feel for healing and helping them to overcome the obstacles in life. - Sep 27, 10
Although this isn't my work, I found myself thinking, "I wish I'd thought of that!".
This is a documentary that focusses on revealing the truth that tattooed women come in all sizes and professions. These women are not the drug-addicted biker chick sex object stereotype that exist only for men's fantasies. Bravo! Snakegirl Productions! - Sep 07, 10"We have all taken our first breath, and we are all going to take our last breath. In considering our own death, we have a chance to consider our own life. This is the dialogue of my work, and this is the dialogue I go through when I'm working" -Deidre Scherer
- Sep 01, 10
Custom t-shirts are all over the place. In fact, I just designed one for myself. I'm hoping it will get me a job :B Btw- this one in the pic isn't my design...but it's a good one just the same.
http://www.headlineshirts.net/limited-edition.html - Aug 29, 10Article by Hannah Levin, from 2008Back in 1992, I was lucky enough to capture one of Mia's powerful performances on the stage of The Colourbox, in Seattle WA. Mia gave me a gift that night that has connected me with some of the most amazing artists, women and men, in film, music, and writing. Over the years, she has given countless gifts to all who have come to know her through The Gits, (now defunct) Home Alive organization, her many friends and fans, the film, and (of course!) her music/voice and family. Although she was taken from us, her voice will never be silenced! Happy Birthday, Mia! -Lucy Hanna
- Aug 25, 10
"Tune in-Wednesday, August 25, at 7 PM (PDT) to Pacifica Radio-KPFK's, "Feminist Magazine," heard in Los Angeles on 90.7 FM, 98.7 FM, Santa Barbara, and streaming live world wide and archived at kpfk.org"
Read more:http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=217834901&blogId=538486005#ixzz0xfVGJ9lH
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=217834901&blogId=538486005 - Aug 25, 10
Are environmental concerns irrelevant if it increases the local revenue? http://www.artinfo.com/news/story/35543/opposition-mounts-for-christo-and-jeanne-claude-river-project/
- Aug 15, 10
I think we should borrow from this and bring the face of strength to our cities. The strength of women.
- Aug 15, 10
For an experience that is surreal and so innovative, here's the recent animation by BLU, is one of the artists participating at Nuart 2010 in Norway this September! - Aug 15, 10
Watch existentialist German filmmaker, Werner Herzog in Les Blank documentary, Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe, as he makes good on a bet between him and Errol Morris (from the UC Berkeley campus). Then listen to a Herzog impersonator read from children's books. Then watch the life of a plastic bag narrated by Herzog. This is an amazing journey of an existentialist plastic bag. It shouldn't be missed! All of this, courtesy of Brainpickings.com a user supported website. - Aug 10, 10
Mika Rottenberg is an Argentinian artist living in New york. Her video Squeeze is on view at SFMOMA (curated by Alison Gass) thru Oct. 3rd, 2010. "New York–based video artist Mika Rottenberg is known for her large-scale installations and interest in labor as well as process." Her work speaks to where feminism is today.
- Aug 09, 10
- Aug 01, 10The Voice Project is an attempt to support the incredible women and the peace movement in Uganda that they created, and an effort to see how far a voice can carry.To read more and listen to Pricilla Ahn's sweetest voice...
- Jul 31, 10
In the past few weeks, two amazing documentary ideas have come to me.
The first one begins with a Native American that was part of the 1969 occupation of Alcatraz Island. That story in itself is tremendous, but this one travels back through the recent heritage of this woman and covers what led up to her involvement and how it has affected her life since then.This doc is a simple production with myself and one other doing everything that's needed.The second doc is an adaptation of a book (adaptation also written by the author of the book). I don't want to talk about it with specific mention until I can find a Producer, but it is along the lines of rock musicians and activism.If anyone knows of a competent Producer that may be interested in this, please let me know!I'll continue blogging about them after production begins.Thanks! - Jul 26, 10
It can be so rewarding to live in a building of artists. If I hang out with them I usually run to grab a pen and paper to write down a new idea for some project. This is so important in my life! But my rent isn't rent-controlled, and someday in the next year or two I will have to move on. I have gone through this inevitable move so many times before, and I end up losing a lot of my work in the process (items too large or oddly shaped to move). If I could just stay where I am for ten years, then I may be able to keep my work and nurture the friendships with the other artists in this building and artist professionals. But that isn't realistic, and even though I am in Grad school for film, I expect that with this economy I will be funding my own documentaries for a while. At least mini-DVs take up less room than a sculpture (though not as tactile). My situation isn't unusual. While there are a few low-income live/work spaces for artists there are not enough, and often times the rent isn't low enough or controlled, so it keeps on rising. It's worse in Seattle (where I was previously), where the demand is so much higher and therefore the rents are out of control (if there are any spaces available at all)!
- Jul 24, 10
Just found out that I will have a piece in an exhibit in a gallery in Tokyo, Japan on October 31, 2010 for two weeks. Other artists in the show include Nick Blinko, Mat Brinkman, and Julien Langendorff to name a few. I haven't decided whether I will exhibit as freetrinket or Lu Hanna. Any thoughts? I will post more info as it becomes available. Stay tuned...
- Jul 24, 10
As the first posting on this blog, I would like to say I am an emerging artist whose constant mission is to find exposure for my own work and those around me and to live in affordable artist housing (so that I am not constantly moving and having to get rid of my artwork to find space for the new). That being said I am constantly inspired by the things around me in the SF Bay area and will post it as it comes up. Cheers!
