Mara Mattuschka is one of the most important artists working in experimental cinema today. Bulgarian-born and currently based in Austria, Mattuschka is a multi-hyphenate—actress, painter, professor, performance artist, producer—whose work highlights the mutability of women's bodies and their power to reshape gendered norms and expectations. Mattuschka often functions as the only protagonist in her films, allowing her body to work as a canvas, an object and subject that is painted, extended, trimmed, deformed with special effects, and more.
A solo screening of video works by artist Cecelia Condit. Condit will be in attendance and available for a Q&A after the screening. The event will also take place online with a live introduction and Q&A.
The program includes eight videos made by Condit between 1981 through 2021, from her first “Beneath the Skin” originally shot on 3/4” U-matic tape, to her latest digital video piece “AI and I.”
This is the second 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.
The Filmmakers' Cooperative presents 10th annual NEW YEAR/NEW WORK Film Festival plays at the FMC Screening Room Join us at the Film-Makers' Cooperative (475 Park Avenue South, 6th Floor) on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 2023, at 7pm, for a two-night program of recent additions to our growing collection of experimental and avant-garde films, submitted by new and longstanding members of the FMC/NACG!!Featuring films by Erica Schreiner, Lynne Sachs, Joe Wakeman, Anne Senstad, Bill Morrison, Rrose Present, Siegfried A.
After the monographic session dedicated to him by Xcèntric (CCCB), filmmaker Hannes Schüpbach is programming works by two pioneers of Swiss experimental cinema who were his teachers, André Lehmann and Werner von Mutzenbecher, at the Zumzeig.
Many of Hannes Schüpbach’s films, like the ones we’ll see in this session, relate the forms present in writing, dance, music, manual work and nature with film creation. This conjunction gives rise to works that raise questions about perception itself and essay another relationship between images beyond the figurative and the narrative.
