Sundance Film Festival

			New Frontier 2011 Sundance Film Festival Miners Hospital 1354 Park Avenue, Park City January 20–January 29, 2011 Salt Lake Art Center 20 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City January 21–March 25, 2011 www.sundance.org/newfrontier www.slartcenter.org
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	The program, celebrating its fifth year, brings together established and emerging artists from film, art, performance, gaming, and new media technology. It provides the artists a film festival environment in which to share their work, and Festival audiences a place to explore the latest in cinematic innovation and transmedia storytelling. Sundance Film Festival senior programmer and curator Shari Frilot writes, "Today's media environment assumes three-dimensional realities in time and space. Mobile networks, electronic gadgets, wireless Internet, and surveillance technologies now encrust our bodies, creating an electroskeleton that structures our modern lives, affecting our ethics and our decision making. As this evolution intensifies, New Frontier explores how storytelling and independent cinematic expression can exist at this forefront to compel audiences to engage with one another in ways that fortify our humanity." 2011 Sundance Film Festival New Frontier artists and projects Blast Theory, A Machine to See With Mark Boulos, All That Is Solid Melts into Air The Bruce High Quality Foundation, We Like America and America Likes Us (The Corpse) Daniel Canogar, Spin and Hippocampus 2 James Franco, Three's Company: The Drama Avish Khebrehzadeh, Theater III + Edgar Braden King, HERE ( THE STORY SLEEPS ) Lynn Hershman Leeson, !Women Art Revolution and RAW/WAR Takehisa Mashimo, Akio Kamisato, and Satoshi Shibata, Moony Miwa Matreyek, Dreaming of Lucid Living and Myth and Infrastructure Milk + Koblin (Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin), The Johnny Cash Project and The Wilderness Downtown OpenEnded Group and Bill T. Jones, After Ghostcatching Squidsoup, Glowing Pathfinder Bugs Deke Weaver, ELEPHANT Lance Weiler, Pandemic 1.0 www.sundance.org