Hidden Books: The Art of Kumi Korf

2011 / 29 mins / USA / directed by Sam Hampton

Saturday, March 3

5 Pm

Documentaries/ the Impulse to Create and Connect
US Navy Heritage Center
$7 in advance  HERE or at the door

 

 

Kumi Korf, born in Japan, now lives in Ithaca, N.Y. Kumi. Her art involves several disciplines: architectural design, printmaking, painting, papermaking and artists’ books. Her work can be found in the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, and the Tate Library, among others.

With almost 20 years of professional and academic experience, director Sam Hampton brings broad experience in research and documentation of the human experience. As Director of Operations for Docs In Progress®, Sam is dedicated to empowering independent documentary filmmakers and educating the public about documentary as an art form.

Director Statement : What
 I
 want 
the
 documentary 
to 
do 
more 
than 
anything 
is 
to
 capture 
and 
illustrate 
the 
concept 
of ki, 
the 
term 
for 
the 
life
force, 
inner
 power
 or 
spiritual
 energy
 that
 is 
a 
part 
of
 everything 
that 
exists. 

I 
always 
feel
 it
 when
 I 
look 
or 
think
 about 
Kumi’s
 work.

Robby Aceto, composer, is an internationally recognized musician whose highly personalized approach and unending fascination with the electric guitar place him firmly among the new breed of “color” guitarists. He has toured and recorded with such artists as The Heads, Tom Tom Club, David Sylvian, Jansen/Barbieri/Karn, David Torn/Splattercell, Italian ambient pop diva Alice (Carla Bissi), Irish punk/blues firebrand Noella Hutton, jazz singer Lizz Wright, and Cape Breton singer/songwriter Douglas September.

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