8 counts from dreams I've collected

Local filmmaker Perry Allen, film program coordinator for the Phoenix Art Museum, presents his new short film 8 counts from dreams I've collected Friday night at Nanogram Studio's Flatlot, a pop-up art space located at 813 North First Street in the historic Garfield neighborhood. Allen describes the work as a...

By Lynn Trimble

April 2, 2015

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Local filmmaker Perry Allen, film program coordinator for the Phoenix Art Museum, presents his new short film 8 counts from dreams I've collected Friday night at Nanogram Studio's Flatlot, a pop-up art space located at 813 North First Street in the historic Garfield neighborhood. Allen describes the work as a "short dream film combining highly composed video tableaux, text, animated lines and blocks, and a moment of infinite running through the night streets of Phoenix." The film starts looping at 7 p.m. and continues until 10 p.m. or so. It's being accompanied by a live performance by local violist Allyson Wuenschel. Find more information on Perry Allen's website.
Fri., April 3, 7-10 p.m., 2015

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