"...Showcases include presentations (some in competition and some not) of student film work, international shorts, faculty screenings, and Conduit digital selections. Kicking things off on Wed (9/22) is a presentation by the Austin Cinemaker Co-op at 7pm at Austin Museum of Art (Laguna Gloria) of a film projection installation by Luke Savisky, the conclusion of windowfilm..."

"...All the stage components -- dance floor, light trees, risers, and backdrop -- were brought in from the outside and the cubicles along one wall housed work by 10 local visual artists, providing each with a mini-gallery. This centerpiece of this multi-disciplinary compound was (re)flex, a performance piece by choreographer Andrea Ariel with live musical accompaniment by the Golden Arm Trio and haunting film work by Luke Savisky, who filled the entire wide backdrop with simple images such as rippling water, clouds, and scratches in continuous film loops that complemented the dancing without competing with it...."

"...Film Actions by Luke Savisky (Dec. 8, 10:30pm only) -- Funhouse will attempt to deconstruct the projection booth as Savisky takes the stage replete with hand-held projectors, loops, and live musical accompaniment, with every surface or audience member in the Ritz becoming part of an organic movie screen..."

"...Austin FilmWorks wraps up its semester with a presentation of student shorts and the unusually produced feature In Flagrante (Thursday-Saturday, Dobie). The Monday night Funhouse Cinema series is winding down over the next couple of weeks with two of the season's most interesting offerings: Chris Smith's American Job and a projection performance by Luke Savisky, Bill Daniel, and Adam Wiltzy..."

"...12-21 from sunset to 11pm. Installations are by Clark|Richardson Architects, Clay Odom, Luke Savisky, Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, and Specht Harpman Architects..."

"...Now stating the obvious, and in no particular order: Richard Linklater, Robert Rodriguez, Laura Dunn, Hector Galán, Kat Candler, the Zellner brothers, Paul Stekler, Luke Savisky, Bob Byington, Mike Judge, Terrence Malick, David Gordon Green, Margaret Brown, Jeff Nichols, Hannah Fidell, Yen Tan, Tim McCanlies, Karen Skloss, Heather Courtney, Steve Mims, Geoff Marslett, Clay Liford, Andrew Bujalski, Ben Steinbauer, Berndt Mader, Annie Silverstein, PJ Raval, Bryan Poyser, Mike Tully, and A.J. Edwards...."

"...8) AUSTIN MUSEUM OF ART The best shows of celebrated out-of-towners – e.g., "American Letterpress: The Art of the Hatch Show Print" and "Chris Jordan: Running the Numbers" – are paired with work by commensurate locals (Luke Savisky, Sunyong Chung). And now AMOA's finishing the year with a Flatbed Press retrospective? Hallelujah!..."

"..."The one part of the book that I worked over and over again was the conclusion, because I was always trying to update it according to when the book might come out. I feel good about the few names I mentioned who are working now and the next-next generation" – Macor glances on mumblecore, Fantastic Fest, and Luke Savisky in Chainsaws' final pages – "but there are so many other people who could have been mentioned: Bob Ray, so many good documentary filmmakers...."

"...Soft-spoken and self-effacing, Reynolds' low-key demeanor doesn't prepare you for the intense, propulsive, jazz-energized music he cranks out so quickly and skillfully for the Golden Arm Trio and his other projects. And he's so open and willing to collaborate with anyone that he seems to be everywhere at once: scoring theatre for Salvage Vanguard or the Rude Mechs, scoring dances for Ariel Dance Theatre or Ballet Austin, scoring films for Richard Linklater or Luke Savisky, or writing symphonies, concertos, string quartets, and whatnot for the Golden Hornet Project, the musical vehicle he developed with colleague Peter Stopschinski 10 years ago...."

"...Luke Savisky – Film Actions VI, Lady Bird Lake: Surprise spectacle in concert with the Grand Finale...."

"..."Take Me to Bed or Lose Me Forever," Volitant Gallery, Leona Scull-Hons curatorIndependent Project"The 'I' of Texas," Luke Savisky (First Night Austin)..."

"..."The 'I' of Texas," Luke Savisky (First Night Austin)..."

"...Ongoing all evening Luke Savisky – The "I" of TX, water tower, Second Street. Interactive film/video event with individual eyes of Austin citizens projected onto the water tower and mixed with a live montage by the artist..."

"...The roster of Cinemaker conspirators from those early years now reads like a who's who of Austin indie filmmakers. Bob Ray, Kat Candler, Lee Daniel, Deb Lewis, and Luke Savisky, among countless others, formed a free-floating focal point for the Austin artists' longtime love affair with all things intentionally underlit and overly outrageous..."

"...• Early luminaries include Luke Savisky, Gonzo Gonzales, Deb Lewis, Jen Proctor, Shannon Owens, Bill Daniel, Lee Daniel, Bob Ray...."

"...Luke Savisky – D/x, Radisson Hotel, Congress at Cesar Chavez. Monumental 35mm and 16mm film montage lights up the west facade of the hotel..."

"...Also on the Alamo horizon, direct from the Sundance Film Festival and the mind of Luke Savisky, is the Rolling Roadshow Film Actions V, Saturday, April 9, 8pm at Azul cafe (1808 E. Cesar Chavez); Stranger: Bernie Worrell on Earth, with P-Funk All-Star Bernie Worrell live in person, Monday, April 11, and Tuesday, April 12, 9:45pm, Thursday, April 14, 7pm; and, at the Alamo South Lamar location, Peter Bogdanovich live in person screening The Last Picture Show, Friday, April 15, 9pm, Paper Moon, Saturday, April 16, 9:30pm, and Mask (unrated director's cut), Sunday, April 17, 7pm..."

"...4) Luke Savisky at Testsite or anywhere else!..."

"...Ovetz continues exploring the boundaries of sound and its place in society. Joined by current Austin residents Kirk Laktas and James Alexander, and frequently joined by acclaimed local projectionist Luke Savisky, Ultrasound serves up escapist mind-food similar to Stars of the Lid and Labradford..."

"...Anne Bray and Molly Cleator's "Double Burning Jagged Extremities" projects doctored images of female deaths taken from feature films and projects them onto three 15-foot inflating and deflating female figures. Harun Faroki, whose work was recently featured at New York's Modern Museum of Art, and local projection legend Luke Savisky will be performing as well...."