After three successful screening events attended by wonderful creators, the Alternative Night of Experimental Film is back - once again inviting submissions of short experimental films and moving image works that will compose the programme for an informal screening in an alternative music venue in Kingston upon Thames, London.
Tune in to Green - Exhibition Six features micro-short films and sound pieces by experimental and expanded documentary makers around the globe. Themes such as Spring, care, motherhood, and femininity are presented in a myriad of forms and colors from 2D and 3D animation, 16mm film, video with effects, dance, to performance.
This is the first Tune in to Green short film exhibition to be shown both in a live screening and online.
Filmforum is delighted to host the Glasgow-based filmmaker Margaret Salmon in her first los Angeles screening with the US premieres of two of her latest films!Winner of the inaugural MaxMara Art Prize for Women in 2006, and working from a strong feminist perspective, Salmon uses celluloid to film beautiful studies of gender, intimacy, labor, and more. The two we are screening are recent studies of gender roles and gender performance in work and play, in contemporary Britain.
Graphic Film Score: Instructions for performers and instruments of light and sound Composed by Luis Macías — Interpreted & performed by OPTIPUS In person only — Q&A follows the performance
Microscope is very pleased to welcome back to the gallery Spanish artist and filmmaker Luis Macías as well as New York-based film & sound collective OPTIPUS for an evening of visual and sonic performance.
In celebration of Capture Photography Festival 2022, DIM Cinema brings together four extraordinary filmmakers to interrogate the meanings of images drawn by light. Whether translating photographs into time-based media or cutting and pasting found footage, the short films in this program disassemble memories, histories, myths, percepts, and representations, while clearing space for their potential reassembly in altered form. We enter onto a rocky-beach scene staged and photographed by Agnès Varda 30 years earlier.
Japanese artist Chihiro ITO will have cinematic poetry reading in NHA MINH Brooklyn in this Sunday (April 3).In same stage, Avant-garde artist, Jean Carla Rodea, Vered Engelhatd, Ana Rivera(virtual) will play also.Thank you.
Curated by Matt Mottel (Musician, Artist, Proffesser)
