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Short Animations by Dean Kendrick includes: * "The Thirteenth Bat" (1992) Thirteen bats, one by one, inexplicably wreak havoc on the odd people of a Victorian era town. * "Numbering Bad Fruit" (1992) A fast paced visual essay on love, sex, and A.I.D.S. in the late 20th century. * "Don't Forget to Bring Your Eyes" (1993) What is history? Is it truth? What is truth? Is it perspective? What is perspective? Is it history? The and other queries are presented through a series of curiouser and curiouser visuals that invite the viewer to question the origin of beliefs, why they change over time, and what lies beneath the growth of on's own perceived reality. Or not. * "Weed the People" (2003) A frantic visual journey exploring what is preached--and actually practiced--in the name of equal rights by the gambit of American people.
Short Animations by Dean Kendrick includes: * "The Thirteenth Bat" (1992) Thirteen bats, one by one, inexplicably wreak havoc on the odd people of a Victorian era town. * "Numbering Bad Fruit" (1992) A fast paced visual essay on love, sex, and A.I.D.S. in the late 20th century. * "Don't Forget to Bring Your Eyes" (1993) What is history? Is it truth? What is truth? Is it perspective? What is perspective? Is it history? The and other queries are presented through a series of curiouser and curiouser visuals that invite the viewer to question the origin of beliefs, why they change over time, and what lies beneath the growth of on's own perceived reality. Or not. * "Weed the People" (2003) A frantic visual journey exploring what is preached--and actually practiced--in the name of equal rights by the gambit of American people.
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