Eventos

  • Media Maven: Mini-Retrospective with Barbara Hammer

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    Optic Nerve (Barbara Hammer, 1985)Media Maven: Mini-Retrospective with Barbara Hammer
    Friday, September 2, 2011 - 19:30
    Rice Studio, Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Bldg, The Banff Centre
    All tickets $15

    Explore the work of visual artist, filmmaker, and author Barbara Hammer - whose prolific career spans four decades and includes more than 80 films. 

    Hammer is hosting this public event to present a synopsis of her films created over four decades before her upcoming Tate Modern Retrospective in London, UK, in February 2012. She will select films from each decade (1960-2010) of her career, showing her movement from the early body-centered lesbian/feminist work of the '60s and '70s through the landscapes of the '80s, into the identity politics of the '90s, and finally issues of beauty and mortality in 2000 and beyond.   She will also read selections from her new book, HAMMER! Making Movies Out of Sex and Life, a memoire and essay collection replete with dozens of unique photographs published a year ago. The book has won both the Triangle Judy Grahn Award for Nonfiction Writing, and the Lambda Literary Award for Memoire and Autobiography.

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  • Temenos 2012

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    Eniaios - Cycle V (Gregory Markopoulos)Temenos 2012
    June 29-July 1, 2012, Lyssaraia, Greece

    The premiere of the sixth, seventh, and eighth orders of Gregory J. Markopoulos's final and culminating film, ENIAIOS, will take place at the Temenos site near Lyssaraia in Arcadia from June 29 through July 1, 2012.   The first five of the twenty-two film orders of ENIAIOS were presented at the same site in 2004 and 2008 to a group of spectators who had traveled from Europe, North & South America and Australia especially for the event. Screenings of ENIAIOS at the Temenos site will continue at intervals as the restoration and printing of the film moves forward.

    Markopoulos wished to create a deeply personal and rewarding cinematic experience for his spectators. He chose the site near Lyssaraia, birthplace of his father, for its natural beauty and conceived the Temenos as a viewing space uniquely in harmony with the film as an instrument of philosophical and psychological revelation.

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  • One Minute Volume Five

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    The London Underground Film sessions will be screening One Minute Volume 5 on Wednesday 17 August. One Minute Volume 5 is the fifth in the series of artists moving image programmes compiled by artist/ filmmaker Kerry Baldry. Included in volume 5 are:Marty St.

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    De Miércoles, Agosto 17, 2011 - 19:00 hasta Jueves, Agosto 18, 2011 - 22:55

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    The Horse Hospital - London, Reino Unido
  • Light Industry at Film Forum: Black Audio Film Collective

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    Handsworth Songs (John Akomfrah/Black Audio Film Collective, 1986)Light Industry at Film Forum: Black Audio Film Collective
    Tuesday, August 30th, 19h
    Film Forum, 209 West Houston Street, New York, NY

    - Handsworth Songs (John Akomfrah/Black Audio Film Collective, 16mm, 1986, 60 mins)

    In light of the recent waves of social unrest in Britain, we have decided to present a screening of Black Audio Film Collective's seminal essay film Handsworth Songs, which takes the 1985 Birmingham riots as its point of departure.

    "The collective's key work, Handsworth Songs (1986), is a succinct articulation of the dialectic of crisis and difference, and a critical primer - in artistic terms - of transnational post-colonialism. Though Handsworth Songs is an analytical essay on the cultural conditions under which young black men and women in Britain lived, and the racist policing tactics directed against them, the film, produced for Channel Four, did not merely reflect upon the structural violence of Thatcherism. In the aftermath of the protests in Handsworth, the film inhabits a different order of things: it is as much about elsewhere as about Britain.

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  • Underground Worlds

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    Underground Worlds
    Wednesday September 28th,20h
    Electric Palace Cinema
    39a High Street, Hastings

    Inspired by Hastings' subterranean network of caves artist and filmmaker Toby Tatum presents an evening of short films which illuminate other secret or hidden places, be they real or imaginary.

    The programme features artists' film and video, experimental film, intimate documentary and short fiction film.

    Presented in conjunction with the Coastal Currents Visual Arts Festival.

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  • Visions: Animation and Abstraction, 1908-1994

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    Harry Smith: Mirror Animations (1956-57, 1979)Visions: Animation and Abstraction, 1908-1994
    Wednesday, August 10th, 19h
    Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave., Seattle, Washington

    Co-presented by the Sprocket Society and Third Eye Cinema

    A must-see selection of outstanding animated and abstract experimental short films by some of the most highly acclaimed masters of the form(s). Brilliant classics utilizing collage, direct animation, visual music, and other time-space distortions that span nearly 90 years of exploration.

    Featuring works by legendary filmmakers: Len Lye, Harry Smith, Mary Ellen Bute, Émile Cohl, Oskar Fischinger, Lawrence Jordan, Hans Richter, Ed Emshwiller, Stan Vanderbeek, Robert Breer, Stan Brakhage, Piotr Kamler, Jud Yalkut/USCO and more.

    Showing rare 16mm prints from Canyon Cinema (San Francisco), The Film-Makers’ Cooperative (New York) and private collections (Seattle), using a 1,000-watt theatrical-grade projector. Program notes will be provided.

    One show only!

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