Name: Blue/Blue Screening: Liza Sylvestre's Blue Description Project & Moyra Davey’s Notes on Blue
Start: 2024-09-19T17:00:00-07:00
End: 2024-09-19T20:00:00-07:00
Location: 700 Prospect St, San Diego, CA, United States, California 92037

$Blue\/Blue Screening: Liza Sylvestre's Blue Description Project & Moyra Davey\u2019s Notes on Blue$

Join us for Blue/Blue, a double feature screening of The Blue Description Project (BDP) (2024) by Liza Sylvestre and Christopher Jones, created in collaboration with Dr. Sarah Hayden of Voices in the Gallery, and Notes on Blue (2015) by Moyra Davey.
We encourage arriving early to grab refreshments from The Kitchen before entering the museum. No RSVP required. Entry will be first come first serve.
Schedule
5PM: Doors Open
5:30PM: Introductions
5:50PM: Screenings begin.
Christopher Robert Jones, Liza Sylvestre, Sarah Hayden, Blue Description Project, 2024. Digital movie, captions, 1h20m
Moyra Davey, Notes on Blue, 2015. Color video with sound, 28m
About The Blue Description Project (2024)
The Blue Description Project (BDP) (2024) is an audio description and captioning project—produced by Crip*—Cripistemology and the Arts in collaboration with Voices in the Gallery— that engages Derek Jarman's Blue (1993) via expanded and critical accessibility.
As Jarman wrote in Chroma (1994): “If I have overlooked something you hold precious—write it in the margin.” BDP takes up this invitation by creating a new, experimental iteration of Blue on the 30th anniversary of its release and Jarman’s death. The BDP iteration features creative captions and audio description that have been sourced from numerous contributors. It attempts to convey, express, engage, respond, evoke, articulate, replicate, translate, transmogrify, channel, and transcend what Blue is/was/could be.
Audio Description Only version: HERE (PW: 5JGEfbWgFN62GNP)
About Notes on Blue (2015)
Moyra Davey's new 28-minute video is a lyrical film essay that interweaves various biographies-including those of Derek Jarman, poet Anne Sexton, writer Jorge Luis Borges, and the artist herself-to explore blindness, color, and identity.

This event is wheelchair accessible via our main entrance and an accessible seating area is available inside Jacobs Hall. For any specific accommodation please e-mail [email protected]. There will be ASL Interpretation for the duration of this event provided by Deaf Community Services of San Diego.