Plain Art

From Fargo Filmmaking

Plain Art (2008) is a movie created by Mary Trunk.

Contents 1 Main Details 1.1 Plot Summary 1.2 Production Information 1.3 Cast 1.4 Crew 2 Other Information 2.1 Film Festivals 3 External Links

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[edit] Plot Summary

Plain Art follows the journey of six Fargo-Moorhead architects commissioned by artist Marjorie Schlossman to develop mobile art chaplets.

In 2005, Fargo, North Dakota-based abstract painter Marjorie Schlossman launched the Roberts Street Chaplet Project, inviting six local architects to design small, portable, non-denominational chapels that could be moved around the state. The spaces would feature Schlossman’s work and would function as public contemplation areas. Shot over a period of two years, Plain Art intimately documents Schlossman’s collaboration with the architects who were each given $25,000 and one year to design and build a chaplet.

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• Mary Trunk... Director, Producer, Camera, Sound
• Paul Sanchez... Producer
• M. Caren McCaleb... Editor
• Paul Sanchez
• Kevin Bauer
• Tom Brandau
• Phil Kerr
• Jesse Linstad
• Clinton D. Mannie
• Patrick McGrane
• Tom Speer
• Tom Tolefson
• Matthew Wallace
• Gabriel Wimmer
• Kak Lee

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• 2008 Fargo Film Festival.... Ruth Landfield Award

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