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SHE
SANK ON SHALLOW BANK
She
Sank on Shallow Bank is a collaborative project between Clifton Childree,
dancer/performance artist Nikki Rollason, and musician Daniel Hosker.
Using stop-motion animation, sculptural sets and dance, the film/installation
creates a disjointed narrative of the dreamlike psyche of a girl who has
washed upon the bank of a bay. The experience is inspired by early surrealistic
filmmaking and pushes the envelope of contemporary film/installation art,
as well as redefining ways to present dance.
Born in Miami, Nikki Rollason received her BFA in Dance from the New World
School of the Arts in 1997. In 2003 she received the Dance Miami Fellowship
and had her work presented in the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. In 2002
in collaboration with Kristin O'Neal she presented "Nutz-n-Boltz
in Fancy Pants" at the Miami Light Project Here and Now Festival.
Dan Hosker is a South Florida based musician who has been in many seminal
bands including the Holy Terrors, Harry Pussy and Doersam. In addition
to being a punk and noise pioneer, Hosker secretly creates classically
inspired compositions.
She
Sank on Shallow Bank
was first shown January 8th , 2005 along with an installation of the set
and photographs at The Bas Fisher Invitational, an artist run alternative
art space in Miami’s Design District, founded in July 2004 by artists
Hernan Bas and Naomi Fisher.
She
Sank on Shallow Bank
was created with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural
Affairs, the Cultural Affairs Council, the Mayor and the Miami-Dade County
Board of County Commissioners.
She
Sank on Shallow Bank received Silver Outhouse for Best Experimental
Short Film and Best Lighting awards at the 6th
Annual Outhouse Film Festival in Baton Rouge!
She Sank on Shallow Bank is in these upcoming festivals;
•Moviate Film Festival,
May 28th 1pm Harrisburg, PA
•Hi Mom!
Film Festival, June 4th 2pm Chapel Hill, NC
•Dead Center
Film Festival, June 9th 9pm Okalahoma City, OK
•Ole
Muddy Film Festival, June 11th 12:30 & 7pm Trempealeau County, Wisconsin
•Vision Film
Festival, July 20-24th, NY
PRESS
Miami
New Times 1/27/05
By:
BY LYSSA OBERKRESER & PATRICE ELIZABETH GRELL YURSIK
Review
in St. Petersburg Times by Marty Clear

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