Dustin Zemel is a video artist exploring concepts of media literacy through the re-contextualization of popular media. He received his MFA in science and natural history filmmaking from Montana State University, and made a transition into the conceptual art world after moving to Portland, OR. Dustin is the founder of Grand Detour, a contemporary gallery, classroom, and microcinema dedicated to building a community around Portland's burgeoning experimental media scene. He currently teaches classes on experimental techniques at NW Documentary.
[[[CURRENT]]]
If A Tree Falls...
"INTERRUPTIONS" 3 video pieces in Collaboration with Abe Ingle
Opening July, 29 at False Front Gallery, Portland, OR
[[[RECENT]]]
"Novelizing, Negating, Navigating Redundancy
Presentation at Grand Detour
Aug 17th, 8pm
"Impressions of a Highly Coveted Demographic"
Showing at Gallery Homeland, Portland, OR
June 11 - July 2nd
STARE HARD II: MARGINAL STRANDS
Thursday May 7th
Tribute Gallery
"More Please" screenings with Odds & Ends
SEATTLE: NW Film Forum
Sunday May 2nd
SAN FRANCISCO: ATA
Thursday, May 27th