Stuart Sherman Movies

Using the accoutrements of baseball, Sherman analyzes the magic of tv/film representation and offers a pun on the word "catch." "The camera catches...

Short film directed by Stuart Sherman

A short film about the actress Black-Eyed Susan

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

The filmmaker's waving hand, its wooden facsimile, a steamship, a rowboat, the ocean and a bowl of water are the main elements in this visual pun...

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

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...

Juxtaposition and editing are used in this meditation on the human/environmental act of skating and its component parts.

Hors Titre I (Off-Title I) is a hermetic movie deliberately mysterious. Figure interpreted by Stuart Sherman shines in the first part of the film by...

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