35 Days
Strangers answer the call to locate a lost pet.
“35 Days” is an experimental, stop motion animation about what happens when a coalition of strangers answers the call to locate a missing cat during the pandemic lockdown of 2020. Voicemail messages from neighbors reveal the empathy and core connection we have for, and with, our pets and each other, demonstrating how a virtual community can transcend the isolation of the pandemic.
Features music excerpts by Frank Pahl from “Music for Architecture.”
Screening in film festivals now!
“35 Days” is now part of the 64th Ann Arbor Film Festival’s touring program!
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FABRICATIONS:
Stitched and Animated
Solo exhibition of new fabric works and experimental stop motion animations
on view Sept. 30-Oct 25, 2025
Receptions:
Thurs Oct 2, 6-8 pm
Sat Oct 4, 3-5 pm
Sat Oct 25, 3-5 pm
Ceres Gallery
547 W. 27th st. #201
NYC 10001
Tues-Sat 12-6pm
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110-page color catalog includes:
- Over 60 color reproductions
- Essay by NYC art critic Wendy Vogel
- Artist’s Interview with writer Lynn Love
- Poems by award winning poet Marilyn Chin
- Introduction by the Director of Stamps Gallery, Srimoyee Mitra
- Book design by Franc Nunoo-Quarco
Available on Maize Books (an imprint of Michigan Publishing at the University of Michigan) and Amazon.
