Panji Tomo: The New World
by Rudy Lemcke
2011

Panji Tomo is the 3rd part of the trilogy that includes "The Origin of Light" and last year's "The Search for Life in Distant Galaxies." For those who have followed my work, the story, told in the style of a graphic novel, represents the imaginary world created by the protagonist of "The Search for Life in Distant Galaxies," Ed Marker. Created in 1968, it is a fantasy-land of fairy like creatures who save the world of humans.

This book is part of a larger online experiment that I am creating in a new place.
Please visit the project at www.panjitomo.com

Film Screening and Panel Discussion
David Wojnarowicz's A Fire In My Belly
followed by a panel discussion with
Rudy Lemcke, Rudolph Frieling and Dominic Willsdon
January 4th, 2011
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Gay Pool Party - 1968

Mix 23 New York Queer Experimental Film Festival
November 14, 2010
The Mix Factory at
Theater for the New City
open Mix festival page

The Downtown Dayton LGBT Film Festival
September 28, 2010
The Neon Theater
Dayton Ohio

Frameline Film Festival
June 26, 2010
Roxie Theater, 9:30pm
open film festival page

The Search for Life in Distant Galaxies is a series of hybrid narratives that have been developed for presentation on the Internet. The project includes fifteen YouTube videos, four Flickr image galleries, fifteen audio podcasts, customized Google Maps and downloadable PDF image/text files threaded together in a diaristic tale of dislocation and reintegration.

The project location is: http://metarudy.blogspot.com/

The Search for Life in Distant Galaxies was funded by a grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission.

Screening: Frameline 32
Roxie Theater, San Francisco
June 22, 2008 - 6:30pm

7,200 Drawings of Bill T. Jones from Rudy Lemcke on Vimeo.