We are a community of emerging artist-curators organising an exhibition of artist video works, and are interested in applications from artists who work in video to submit work for consideration that relates to the subject of Private/Public.
The third program in the monthly Confessional. Map of experimental voices section, curated by avant-garde filmmaker Pablo Marín, will be dedicated to a series of pieces made by Narcisa Hirsch, of a more personal nature.
Program: - Andrea 1973 (1973, 9’) Cine-letter from Narcisa Hirsch to her daughter, Andrea Hirsch, for her 21st birthday.
- Rafael, 1975 (1975, 11’) Cine-letter from Narcisa Hirsch to Rafael Maino.
IMAGE MAKING FATIGUE AN ARTIST TALK BY ROBERT SEIDEL
Thursday, March 21st, 8 pm, 2024 Admission: Free *RSVPs are recommended Language: English (Langue : Anglais) Venue: THE FILM GALLERY, 43 rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, 75010 Paris
In 2017 Valentina Alvarado Matos (Maracaibo, 1986) and Carlos Vásquez Méndez (Santiago de Chile, 1975) began a kind of 'nameless collective'. Since then, the artists, both filmmakers, have worked individually and together, developing a body of work dealing with film images through two shared interests: cinematic self-referentiality, i.e., a cinema that speaks of cinema itself; and an emotional and sensitive narrative that arises through experience.
Dates:
Friday, March 22, 2024 (All day) to Sunday, May 26, 2024 (All day)
IMAGE MAKING FATIGUE AN ARTIST TALK BY ROBERT SEIDEL
Thursday, March 21st, 8 pm, 2024 Admission: Free *RSVPs are recommended Language: English (Langue : Anglais) Venue: THE FILM GALLERY, 43 rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, 75010 Paris
The most unusual film showcase in Los Angeles is back!
The most imaginative, innovative filmmaking in America today is coming from the underground. You can discover this mind-bending world of surrealist, expressionist, cult and experimental films at Take Your Medicine and Smile's tenth short film showcase.
These are all new films, carefully selected from the underground scene and lovingly arranged by founder James Tyler Shaw to create an emotional journey unlike any other.
This session takes the form of a twofold invocation: firstly, of Kenneth Anger, a legend of American underground cinema who died last year, and, secondly, the first session in the history of Xcèntric, which took place in 2001.
The Oak Cliff Film Festival was established in 2012 as a regional film festival in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas. The festival has received national acclaim from prominent sources including The New York Times, Filmmaker Magazine, and Moviemaker Magazine, as a festival that aims to showcase brave and independent filmmaking of all stripes in an atmosphere that encourages and fosters filmmaking in Dallas and beyond.
Duncan Reekie will present and perform a selection of work including early Super 8 films, recent digital video and the world premiere of a new performance. Reekie has been a malign influence on British Underground Cinema for over twenty years. He has produced a diverse body of work that explores a variety of styles, techniques and purpose, including narrative drama, scratching and colouring celluloid, multiple superimpositions, video collage and lyrical visions.