Ghostcatching Gets Re-envisioned and Heads to Sundance

December, 01 2010

We have been offering Ghostcatching by Bill T. Jones and the OpenEnded Group as a work of art for two years running. So we are especially excited that a new 3-D enhanced version of it, called After Ghostcatching, has been selected for the New Frontier program at the Sundance Film Festival. This program highlights work that pushes traditional boundaries by focusing on the convergence of art, film, and new media in contemporary film. Take a look at the lineup in the 2011 New Frontier Sneak Peek and help us to congratulate Bill T. Jones and the OpenEnded Group!

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