MONO NO AWARE is a non-profit organization in NYC, an important base for experimental film production and education using film in the US. Steve Cossman(founder) and artist Lily Jue Sheng will visit Center in Japan. We have a talk about the history of MONO NO AWARE and screening of experimental films that have not been shown in Japan. Date:11th Jan. 2023 Venue: Alternative Space and Hostel https://center-kanuma.net/ Kanuma city, Japan Admission:2,000JPY including drink service
Guests Ko Nakajima, Barbara London, Alexander Zahlten, and Fusako Matsu will help us celebrate the beta launch of CCJ’s Viewing Library beta testing version with a discussion around Nakajima’s works with screenings. In addition, Nakajima is offering a free screening of his key work, My Life for the month of January!
The 5th edition of the Marseille Underground Film & Music Festival will take place from April 19 to 23, 2023. The whole team is elated to share with you its latest harvest: a great deal of music, films & other variations, unfolding in thematic cycles, retrospectives, international shorts programmes, skin flicks, concerts and workshops, discussions... for the eyes, the ears & the hearts.
Our 13th edition includes more screenings and curating programmes for other festivals across the UK & Internationally. with prizes and trophies and our international film festival partners!
Max Length 25 minutes, international films welcomed, all genres eligible.
Early Bird Deadline: Friday Feb 24thRegular Deadline: Friday May 19thLate Deadline: Friday June 23rd
Artist, curator, and educator Dicky Bahto is not only widely known for his extensive practice in photography, film, installation, performance, and his numerous collaborations with luminaries of experimental music, but also as an educator and curator who has inspired and influenced many years of students and audiences alike with his profound appreciation and passion for the time-based arts and beyond. His varied and complex engagement with moving image and photographic media is steeped in a deeply felt humanity and empathy, manifesting through his inspired photographic eye and frequently direct interaction with and appreciation of the material vitality of film and cinema. His films achieve heightened emotional states of great intimacy and poetry, often channeling the uniquely aleatory qualities of film to carry a sensuality and spirituality hovering in the space between loving depiction and vaporous abstraction.
This program is the first in a series of monthly screenings comprising a complete retrospective of the work of Dominic Angerame. Since 1968 Angerame has produced more than 30 films on 16mm and several newer works in digital format. Some of these films have never had a public screening. Many of Angerame’s films show San Francisco, the city he has lived and worked in since 1979, and its varying cityscape as it looks and changes over time. He has also created short comedies, short-form documentaries and many diary films.
