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Artist Statement
Our mission is to promote video art and open it to the public at large through live and virtual shows and exhibitions including in the off the beaten track venues.
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Ephemereye was founded in 2017 by Dr Veronica Shimanovskaya and Kishore Paravastu. Ephemereye is an art house and an online vertual platform that focuses on moving image art. In partnership with other venues, it curates and produces live exhibitions, while providing a virtual space for online shows. Since 2017, Ephemereye had eight live shows, co-sponsored and curated live event dedicated to Iranian Contemporary Moving Image Art at the Cambridge University Shahnameh Center, published academic articles, and is building a video art library while providing artists with a portfolio building tools.
exhibition
2022 - Transformation, coming soon
2022 - Coffee Stories Ephemereye Virtual, Marin TV
2021 - Plague and locusts 2020, aired on Marin TV
2020 - Plague and locusts 2020, Ephemereye Virtual
2020 - Persian Heritage for the World, Cambridge, UK
2019 - Moving Silently, Victoria Theatre, San Francisco
2019 - Moving Silently, Empress Theatre, Vallejo
2018 - Vallejo in Motion
2018 - Moving Silently, Essanay Silent Film Museum, Niles
2017 - Things We Wear, Avloni Academy of Music, Saratoga
Latest/Featured work
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Ephemereye [ephemerˈaɪ] is a constantly updating video art gallery where artists can showcase their work in the natural frame of computer screen, and connect with others via Ephemereye Social. Where professional and aspiring, critics, venues, and collectors alike can engage in the contemporary discourse, and enjoy video-art-related news from around the globe. Our mission is to promote video art and open it to the public at large through shows and exhibitions in the off the beaten track venues.
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