Works
2006: Play Pause (29:21, two channel video installation from hard drive, color digital video/ drawings on paper). Directed by Sadie Benning in collaboration with Solveig Nelson, Drawings and Sound by Sadie Benning
2003: One Liner (5:07, installation, b&w video/ Pixelvision)
2003: The Baby (5:40, installation, color digital video/ drawings on paper)
1999: Le Tigre Slide Show (slide installation projected during Le Tigre performances, 40:00, drawings & color slides)
1999: Le Tigre, recorded with Kathleen Hanna and Johanna Fateman (vinyl & cd)
1998: Flat Is Beautiful (56:00, black & white video/ Pixelvision, 16mm, and Super 8), co-starring Mark Ewert
1995: German Song, collaboration with Come (6:00, black & white video/ Super 8 film)
1995: The Judy Spots (12:30, color video/ 16 mm film), produced by Elisabeth Subrin
1992: Girl Power (15:00, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
1992: It Wasn’t Love (19:06, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
1991: A Place Called Lovely (13:40, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
1990: Jollies (11:18, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
1990: Welcome to Normal (20:00, color video/ Hi 8)
1990: If Every Girl Had a Diary (8:56, black & white video/ Pixelvison)
1989: Living Inside (5:06, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
1989: Me & Rubyfruit (5:31, black & white video/ Pixelvision);
1989: A New Year (5:57, black & white video/ Pixelvision)
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