'SPHERE → WORLD CINEMA CARNIVAL' is introducing the world's largest and first multidisciplinary festival to celebrate the visual arts. We are here to showcase new art, new genres, new innovations, and exceptional stories. It is all about us, the people, and the world or beyond. Sphere festival is presently an autonomous initiative of WYND360 Foundation, a not for profit international company to enlarge the art and the artistic image worldwide. We are faithful to several art forms and cinematic values.
Microscope is very pleased to present an in-person only screening to celebrate 60 years of The New American Cinema Group, which was founded on July 14th 1961 in New York, organized in collaboration with the Filmmakers’ Coop and Devon Narine-Singh.
Join us at 2pm BST on Sat 7th August for a special online edition of the Moving Image Salon with featured guest artist Himali Singh Soin.
The Moving Image Salon is a regular gathering for artists working in moving image and experimental filmmaking.
This month’s featured guest will be artist Himali Singh Soin, who will be joining us to speak about her practice and show her new moving image work, static range.
Poetry of the Everyday is a selection of short films by Rose Lowder, Tara Merenda Nelson, Helga Fanderl, and Anne Charlotte Robertson. Featuring travelogues, portraits, and diary films, this virtual program highlights a personal practice of filmmaking rooted in intimacy and observation.
Dates:
Monday, July 19, 2021 (All day) to Saturday, July 31, 2021 (All day)
attaque(e)r le visible: Corporal Interventions – Experimental Films from the 80sMonthly from May to July 2021Raum für drastische Maßnahmen / Oderstr. 34, 10247 Berlincurated by Lawinia Rate
27 July, 7:30 p.m.Aus heiterem Himmel (Out of the Blue)
Aus heiterem Himmel (OUT OF THE BLUE) • 1982 • 110 min • 16mm
A homeless mobile cinema vol.6 This Summer, Pugnant Film Series will be A homeless mobile cinema at the ruins of Athens.
Have you noticed that as the cities are getting more and more old, their ruins are remaining young at all? With a prehistoric youth, similar to the material from which the films are made. With this sacred feeling, we will make some screenings of films that we love at some abandoned houses, factories, rivers and places of Athens.
At 200 pages, it's the biggest issue to date and features mushroom and green tea film developers, essays on making work amidst chaos and grief, and interviews and conversations with filmmakers, photographers, and artists from around the globe.
