Between You and Me
Between You and Me is a kaleidoscopic view of small moments that seem to be happening just before or just after the dramatic moments. The film follows six characters as their paths intersect and are connected by the objects they carry. These interactions are daily occurrences, repeatable cycles; the ebb and flow of library shelves, the constant stream of letters in a post office or coffee in a diner, a pattern of failed relationships. These are the things that happen daily and accumulate. These are the things that happen Between You and Me.
Between You and Me premiered at Flux Night 2010 and is presented at the Atlanta Art Fair as part of Flux Projects 15th anniversary. In collaboration with Atlanta Downtown, the Stansell’s have edited a new version of the film to project on the exterior of Pullman Yards.
Micah and Whitney Stansell are frequent collaborators who live and work in Atlanta, Georgia. Their body of work ranges from fibers, sculpture, painting and drawing to single and multichannel film and video works, as well as installations. The Stansells’ work often explores ideas of family history, narrative traditions, and binary relationships that pull from contemporary issues influenced and informed by environment and location. Much of their interest in narrative stems from the rich Southern tradition of storytelling.
Exhibiting in galleries, museums, contemporary art centers and film festivals, the Stansells’ work has been featured in cities around the world including Beijing; Vienna; Miami, Florida; New York; Los Angeles, California; and Atlanta, Georgia.
About Flux Projects
Flux Projects commissions public art that invites audiences in Atlanta to explore the city’s sites and stories as a means to imagining its future possibilities. For 15 years Flux Projects has connected the Atlanta community through innovative public art, expanded arts accessibility to diverse audiences, presented exceptional artists, and transformed the experience of public space in Atlanta for thousands of people annually. From innovative multimedia installations and experimental sound art to compelling video and immersive performances, our work is always free for all to experience.