Stuart Sherman Movies

A short film about the actress Black-Eyed Susan

An experimental documentary that looks at its subject John Cage through the eyes of contemporary Avante-Garde artists as well as those who play his...

Short film directed by Stuart Sherman

The filmmaker effects a variety of visual tricks that confound spatial relationships and defy gravity.

The filmmaker intersects the flow of traffic on narrow streets and on the canals of a European city.

A naked man jumps off the deep end from a diving board into a surrealist watery world of fish and cellar stairs.

"Brrr! I'm so cold I could eat a phone book." — Stuart Sherman

Sherman underscores the oppositional component of the board game with split screen techniques and evocative black and white graphics.

Through "solipsistic, demiurgic actions," Sherman leaves his imprint on the theater world. He sits in a seat in the audience, occupies a chair...

Sherman creates an elegant, graphically precise choreographed dance from the rhythmic, symmetrical movements of two elevators, two escalators and...

Constructed as a visual simile, Sherman's film utilizes a water faucet as the central image in a mysterious vignette that subverts conventions of...

Scotty and Stuart

"Just the two of us, on tape forever. (But my VCR's so out of shape!)" — Stuart Sherman