Brent will be screening all of his films with live soundtracks by The Quavers at the Whitehot Magazine launch party- Thursday, Sept. 6th at 9PM on the corner of Eldridge and Stanton. Brent’s set will follow a set of songs by the Quavers.
The whole thing is going to be beautiful… It’s on the street- the films projected in a truck behind the band. People will be dancing, the music sounds like old Motown records, Brent will be yelling the narrations like the carnie he’s destined to become when his art career finally fails next year.

So: Whitehot Magazine. Launch Festival Concert Truck, corner of
Eldridge and Stanton, Lower East Side, Manhattan.

All you need is love. We can give that to you. Stop by.

Brent made a hand-crank flipbook in a cement mixing tube as part of the Santa Barbara Contemporary Art Forum’s show “Sonotube Forms: Contemporary Art and Transport.”
He’ll also be screening all of his films with live narration and improvised soundtracks outside of the museum on Aug. 11th. There are a couple other west coast dates, too:
Aug. 15th- LA- The Silent Movie Theatre
Aug. 17th- Phoenix- Modified Arts

Chris Doyle set up this project where 45 different artists (some really amazing folks/films- Paul McGuirk, Tim Rutili, David Ellis, Liz Cohen, Chris Wilcha, Laurel Nakadate and Jackie Goss) each make a film during a one night stay in a hotel room in Connecticut. Brent’s film, “Walt Whitman’s Brain,” will be at the part of the show at the Aldrich Museum from July 22nd- Sept. 3rd.

The Maker Faire is a pretty amazing thing put together by the folks at Make Magazine. It’s a whole bunch of people showing the strange out wonderful engineering feats they’ve created out of junk they found in their yard. It’s a fascinating place to be. Make Magazine (and their little sister, Craft Magazine) are cool. Brent will be performing live soundtracks to his films on Maker Day- Thursday, May 17th! His films will be screening with their recorded soundtracks throughout the Faire weekend- the 19th and 20th. There’s all kinds of info here: http://www.makezine.com/faire/