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© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008
© Melik Ohanian
Sound Design For Future Film by Melik Ohanian 2008

Sound Design for Future Films

Et al. San Francisco  •  United States of America [US]
Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson's
Sound Design for Future Films
features collaborations with

Katja Aglert, Marc Ganzglass, David Gray,
Pierre Huyghe, Christine Rebet, Christopher Seguine (2006)

Oskar Aglert, Aideen Barry, Lisa K. Blatt, Kate Gilmore, Klara Hobza,
Gabriel Lester, Melik Ohanian, Klaus Schafler (2008)

Martí Anson, Marc Joseph Berg, Amy O'Neill, Lucy Raven,
Deborah Stratman, and Eve Sussman (2010)

Et al. 
620 Kearny Street 
San Francisco, CA 94108
website

Reception & Screening November 16th 7-10pm
afterwards it will be viewable by request only.

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An exhibition which comes and goes as it pleases

Sean Talley 
Laurie Reid 
Jeremy Ehling
+Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson's 'Sound Design for Future Films' (2006,08,10)At Et al.

AN EXHIBITION WHICH COMES AND GOES AS IT PLEASES drifts 

into view in the gaps between other programs and may hide, 
linger, and/or reemerge. It appears often only from a certain 
angle like a single frame in a lenticular or the screen of an a.t.m. 
It is lithe and unrooted. 
ARRIVING 
Sometimes as objects, sometimes as motion briefly contorted 
into dance. 
ARRIVING 
Sometimes almost mechanically, nearly in lock step with the 
operations of a calendar. 
ARRIVING 
Like Kramer in a burst; as a guest with the keys or who knows 
the door is unlocked, too familiar to turn away. 
VACILLATING 
The way a painting can alternate between the tensions of 
counterpoint and harmonic dependence upon its wall. 
VACILLATING 
Between object and event. 
VACILLATING 
Between enunciation and mute refusal, between language, 
music and noise. 
LEAVING 
Perhaps only when pushed out the door. 
LEAVING 
Behind documents, traces, stains. 
LEAVING 
Before it is noticed; passing like the boat of a fellow smuggler at night, lights off, using only the current to pull it along