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Lucy Raven’s ‘Ready Mix’
Andrzej Jachimczyk invites you to go visit Lucy Raven’s exhibition at Dia Chelsea, open until December 30, 2021.
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The Mechanics
Directed by Christoph Janetzko Sound by Makin Fung Bin Fai The Mechanics (2021, Germany, 23 minutes) by one of Germany’s most consistent filmmakers is a marvel. It is a cinematographic jewel, a… -
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Video Essay: Things Are Not What They Seem [ Part II ]
Grahame Weinbren explores the e-flux “Artist Cinemas” series: 4 sets of 6 films, each set programmed by a practicing filmmaker.
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Help reinstate SFMOMA’s film program
In response to the recently announced San Francisco Museum of Modern Art program and position cuts, particularly the elimination of the Artists Gallery, Film, and online arts publication Open Space.
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Video Essay: Things Are Not What They Seem [ Part I ]
Grahame Weinbren explores the e-flux “Artist Cinemas” series: 4 sets of 6 films, each set programmed by a practicing filmmaker.
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Remembering Gene Youngblood (1942 — 2021)
Gene Youngblood (1942-2021) Remembrance.
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Remembering Terry Cannon (1953 — 2020)
Terry Cannon (1953-2020) Remembrance by Adam Hyman, with Alison Kozberg; thank you to Mary Cannon.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2018
Detailed notes and critique of individual works shown at the 2016 Oberhausen Kurzfilmtage.
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HIGHLIGHT III: Ways of Seeing/Ways of Something by Johanna Gosse
Johanna Gosse discusses John Berger’s 1967 series “Ways of Seeing,” and Lorna Mills’ 2015 crowd-sourced series of videos “Ways of Something.”
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Oberhausen & Ann Arbor 2017
Detailed notes and critique of individual works shown at the 2017 Ann Arbor Film Festival and Oberhausen Kurzfilmtage.
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Oberhausen 64
Detailed notes and critique of individual works shown at the 2016 Oberhausen Kurzfilmtage.
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HIGHLIGHT II: Greg de Cuir Jr. and Miriam de Rosa discuss Yervant Gianikian & Angela Ricci Lucchi
Greg de Cuir Jr. and Miriam de Rosa discuss their MFJ No. 64 study on the works of Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi.
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