Films > Intermittent Delight

Synopsis
Intermittent Delight weaves together images of Ghanaian batik textiles, fashion, and domestic labor with fragments of a 1960s Westinghouse commercial. Through rhythm, texture, and sound, the film reflects on gendered labor, style, and the circulation of material across continents.

United States, Ghana

Credits
Sound design & Mix: Kari Rae Seekins

Collections
• Whitney Museum of American Art
• Centre Pompidou

Selected Screenings
• New Langton Arts, San Francisco (2007)
• Robert Flaherty Film Seminar (2010)
• America Is Hard to See, Whitney Museum of American Art (2015)
• Centre Pompidou retrospective (2016)
• Global(e) Resistance - Centre Pompidou, (2020-2021)