2020 Video/Sound

Video/Sound

We feature videos on all things art and literary; experimental, readings, and our own WTP Voice & Vision series. You can submit at the link on our submission page.
from video by Rachael Wellisch
The Salvaged

Video: Rachael Wellisch’s “Recuperated Material Monuments” is a collection of textiles salvaged and turned into fine art.

An image of an artist hovering two paint brushes over a canvas on the floor
Reminiscence of the Present

In a video by Loft Films, the performative process of Ilyas Kassam creating a rice paper painting is brought to life.

A still from the video
Las Palabras de Aves

An audiovisual nature poem in English and Spanish from artist Amy Bobeda.

A still from the video
Pursuit of Sadness

A collaboration between Lea Wülferth and Derek Muro, built around repeated words displayed on screen and interspersed with other images.

photo by Brooke Shaden
A WTP Voice & Vision

  The idea for Voice & Vision evolved in our Woven Tale Forum, where members are actively conversing on ways to support each other as writers and artists. These collaborations, where the literary meets the arts, we hope serve as enhancements of these already resonate individual works. — By Heidi Stauff, WTP Video Producer — …

An abstract brown and grey digital painting
Painting for a Robot

William A. Brown uses video editing to create “pre-paintings” with the anticipation of being painted by a robot.

A video still of a dead tree backlit by sunrise
Light in the Darkness

Dark Before Dawn is a short experimental documentary that plumbs the liminal moment of balance between light and darkness.

Headshot of writer Liz Gauffreau
Return to Nova Scotia: 1925

WTP contributor Elizabeth Gauffreau narrates her own short story in our latest featured video.

In a still from a short film, a dancer in a red dress sits on a chair.
Vieni

In Vieni, the body tries a dialogue with a friend who has left but who lives through her reminiscence.

Alfonso Bonilla, March 3 of 1943, digital art.
Under the Track of Gabo

Alfonso Bonilla describes the journey to his style and his recent project on Gabriel García Márquez. Pieces from this project appear in WTP Vol. VII #7.

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