What happens to our bodies in an age of disembodiment?

Exo Gestus #2, Yvette Granata, 2024

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We warmly invite you to join us for a very special Experimental Response Cinema screening:

You Don’t Know Me

Cosmic Rays Film Festival Touring Program 2025

An egg, the white is gone but the yellow remains, Mohamed Thara, 2023

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A program of short experimental films about the roles our bodies play, the data they generate, the avatars they adopt, and the traces they leave behind.

Films that ask if we’re evolving into something new, or just heading for extinction.
 

Tuesday, March 3, 6:00 PM

FREE ADMISSION

Parking
All street-level parking spaces on campus require a university permit at all times. Check signs for other restrictions.

Map of street-level ADA parking spaces
 

Hourly-rate paid parking is available in two garages near the department buildings:

Garage Parking

• San Jacinto Garage (2-3 minute walk)
• Manor Garage (3-5 minute walk)
   

Metered Street Parking

Metered street parking is available at the edge of campus along E Dean Keeton St, between San Jacinto Blvd and Red River St, and is about a 5-8 minute walk to the department buildings. Meters are enforced Monday–Saturday, 8am–6pm and therefore these parking spots are free parking for our screening 🙂

 

Night Music, Edwin Rostron, 2024

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Curated annually from the Cosmic Rays Film Festival, this touring program has screened at museums, universities, and micro-cinemas internationally.

ERC is excited to host this timely selection of video works and to gather faculty, students, and community members for an engaging evening of experimental film and video.

This program is organized by Experimental Response Cinema in collaboration with the Cosmic Rays Film Festival. Big thanks to Prof Kristin Lucas for graciously hosting.

We look forward to seeing you there!   Love, ERC

Lizzy, Susanna Wallin, 2024

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Header image: The Big Day of Coloane, Keng U Lao, 2023