A poignant look at the Sisters of the Road Cafe and the struggles of those who sup there. A bar, some beer, a band called Scribble. Either the bands too loud or your dates too drunk - everything he says is subtitled. Hayes uses a hybrid of poetic and documentary forms to retell the story of Columbus and his marauding, turf marking dogs. Why you shouldn't kiss your dog.
Lush vignettes celebrate the breast.
Fifteen women tell the camera how they feel about theirs. An animated travelogue of the female body as it tries to conform itself to the images put forth by modern culture. Long-time friends and mentors to Seattle area artists such as Dale Chihuly and Buster Simpson, these two great Czech artists helped to keep modern art alive in their own country over the last 45 years, while at the same time helping to bring the International Studio Glass Movement into the world of fine art. Terry Moyemont and Mary Van Houtte spent over two years working with the Libenskys, their frends and colleagues and museum curators to bring together this very personal portrait of two very public figures. The history politics and education are all accurate enough and the insights into the artistic process are exciting, but it is unfolding of the characters from an apprentice eye view that gives this work true force.