Festival Updates
FLIK 2009 Artists Announced
August 29, 2009 · Leave a Comment
We are happy to announce our artist selections for this year’s FLIK Festival. They are: Lars Arrhenius, James Baranasky, Brandon Bloch, BLU, Paul Fletcher, Nick Fox-Gieg, Anthony Jones, Bang-yao Liu, Jeremy Lynch, Alexandra Meade, Tewodross Melchishua, Scott Pagano, The Robinson Brothers, & Nigel Wood. Check back here for more artist info, media links, and updates for the festival. The FLIK Festival will be taking place September 11-12, 2009 at: Art Whino. 173 Waterfront Street Oxon Hill, MD 20745 Read More →
Media Clips
FLIK 2009 Preview
September 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Highlights and information for FLIK 2009 taking place September 11-12 at Art Whino Gallery, National Harbor - 173 Waterfront St - National Harbor, MD 20745. Read More →
Outside
Capitol Hill Arts Workshop: Call-Out for Photo Entries
July 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
FLIK 2008 artist Bruce McKaig is jurying a photography exhibition through the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. We thought we’d pass along the info and call-out for submissions…. Call for Entries: Capitol Hill Arts Workshop Hosts Its Third Annual Photography Exhibition September 2 - September 27 2008 Open to all photographic processes and works, color or black and white, darkroom or digital, traditional or controversial, time based, all images that explore, celebrate, or challenge the act of photography. Terms of... [Read the full story]
Press and Raves
Washington Post: The Eyes Have It
February 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Our hometown rag, The Washington Post, gave us this enthusiastic write-up for FLIK 2008: …your excuse to hop that ferry and check out the burgeoning commercial district that is National Harbor: The Flik International Movie Festival and Interactive Exhibit are at Art Whino… Full Story: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/07/26/AR2008072600003.html Call-out for FLIK 2009 will begin February 23. More details to come… Read More →
Features
An Abstract Map of Experience
July 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Artist Serena Rodgers talks about Lomography, Structuralism and the ways in which we map our surroundings… I am quite irreverent about how I start any project. I tend to choose a certain “shoot from the hip” Lomography style approach to my film & photographs. As such, I regularly collect abstractions in the form of still & moving images from strange corners of my surrounding environment. Decaying walls in Paris or tunnel lights from the back of a cab in London, wherever it is I may be, anything... [Read the full story]
Outside
Capitol Hill Arts Workshop: Call-Out for Photo Entries
FLIK 2008 artist Bruce McKaig is jurying a photography exhibition through the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. We thought we’d pass along the info and call-out for submissions…. Call... [Read more]
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Features
An Abstract Map of Experience
Artist Serena Rodgers talks about Lomography, Structuralism and the ways in which we map our surroundings… I am quite irreverent about how I start any project. I tend to... [Read more]
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