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  • Constructions/Destructions/Instructions: The Films of Gordon Matta-Clark

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    With the support of the Gordon Matta-Clark Estate and Electronic Arts Intermix, Anthology hosts two programs showcasing the films of the anarchitectural pioneer Gordon Matta-Clark. The screenings draw a link between Matta-Clark’s famed “building cuts” and the cinematic apparatus that’s documented in these films, concerned as they are with the metaphorical meaning of the “cut” and the possibilities discovered when light contaminates a new plane.

    Dates: 

    Saturday, March 1, 2025 (All day) to Sunday, March 2, 2025 (All day)

    Venue: 

    Anthology Film Archives - New York, Estados Unidos

  • {EAU} Event for the celebration of Anthology's Union

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    {EAU} Event for the celebration of Anthology's Union
    @ St. Mark's Church / The Poetry Project,
    entry @ 11th St. / 2nd Ave (in the Parrish Hall)
    Wednesday, May 11th, 8pm - 11pm. * suggested entry $5 ~ $10* {cash}

    Musicians, performers, artists & projections:

    Dates: 

    Wednesday, May 11, 2022 - 20:00

  • Online premiere of Ken Jacobs' "MOVIE THAT INVITES PAUSING"

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    MOVIE THAT INVITES PAUSING (Ken Jacobs, 2020)

    KEN JACOBS - "MOVIE THAT INVITES PAUSING"
    Premiere Thursday, May 28, 8PM

    Anthology Film Archives and Screen Slate co-presenting the premiere of Ken Jacobs "MOVIE THAT INVITES PAUSING".

    In addition to MOVIE... (24 min), they will also screen "Things to Come" (35 min), with a pre-show of recent Eternalism gifs. Afterwards, Ken will be joined by Anthology archivist John Klacsmann for a live chat.

    Dates: 

    Thursday, May 28, 2020 - 20:00 to Friday, May 29, 2020 - 19:55

  • Anthology Film Archives: The Royal Road

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    The Royal Road (Jenni Olson, 2014)

    Co-presented by MIX NYC, producer of the NY Queer Experimental Film Festival.

    The latest film from acclaimed San Francisco-based filmmaker, writer, curator, and LGBT film historian Jenni Olson, The Royal Road is a beautifully structured, multi-faceted essay film that offers up a primer on Junipero Serra’s Spanish colonization of California and the Mexican American War alongside intimate reflections on nostalgia, butch identity, the quest for unattainable women, and Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo – all against a contemplative backdrop of 16mm urban California landscapes, and featuring a voiceover cameo by Tony Kushner. Freely mixing personal and historical meditations, and allowing the two to amplify each other without necessarily making the connections explicit, The Royal Road is a film of ideas that is also a pleasure to look at and listen to.

    Dates: 

    Friday, October 30, 2015 (All day)
    Saturday, October 31, 2015 (All day)
    Sunday, November 1, 2015 - 00:00 to 22:55
    Monday, November 2, 2015 (All day)
    Tuesday, November 3, 2015 (All day)
    Wednesday, November 4, 2015 (All day)
    Thursday, November 5, 2015 (All day)

    Venue: 

    Anthology Film Archives - New York, Estados Unidos

  • Pip Chodorov - Nine portraits

    Pip Chodorov's portraits of filmmakers, produced for ARTE tv channel between December 2001 and June 2004.

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  • Ken Jacobs in 3 Dimensions!

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    Return to the scene of the crime (Ken Jacobs, 2008)

    Ken Jacobs in 3 Dimensions!
    May 13-19. Book launch May 14th
    Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Avenue New York, NY 10003

    As the 3-D craze continues to sweep through our nation’s multiplexes, we here at Anthology have seen fit to focus attention on an artist – one of the giants of avant-garde cinema – who has been exploring the possibilities of three-dimensional filmmaking since long before Hollywood dusted the process off and rebooted it for the purposes of high-powered distraction. Ken Jacobs’s experiments with the possibilities of illusionary depth stretch all the way back to the late 1960s, and in the last decade he has devoted himself to exploring the phenomenon, creating dozens of moving-image works, both shorts and features, that utilize various methods of producing three-dimensional effects. Standing in stark contrast to Hollywood’s efforts to squeeze some (any) kind of response out of jaded moviegoers benumbed by decades of big-budget spectacles, Jacobs’s profound fascination with the idea of filmic depth speaks to a commitment to expand our senses and our conception of the movie-watching experience – a conviction that the cinema can foster expanded perception, not just sensation.

    This series offers a very rare chance to experience an exhilarating variety of Ken Jacobs’s utterly original 3-D work. Featuring three nights of live Nervous Magic Lantern performances, a revival of a 35mm slide-based piece from the mid-1980s, and a host of short and feature-length 3-D pieces from throughout his career, these shows will survey a body of work which forms a conception of 3-D filmmaking undreamed of in the multiplexes!

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  • You Are Here, A film by John Di Stefano

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    You are Here by John Di StefanoYou Are Here, A film by John Di Stefano
    Wednesday December 1, 2010, 18h
    Anthology Film Archives
    32 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10003 USA

    YOU ARE HERE is an essayistic film that examines the search for home in an era of transnational displacement. As the son of immigrants, the filmmaker reflects on the shifting notions of home and belonging within the context of his ethnic origins, but also extends this into the realm of national and sexual identities and affiliations. The film chronicles his trajectory from his ancestral home in Italy, to his native Canada and beyond, and weaves a compelling and contemporary portrait shaped by memories of the past and the realities of the present.

    Screenings:
    - Festival International du Documentaire FIDM (Marseille) - official competition
    - Documentary Edge Film Festival (New Zealand) - official competition
    - New Zealand Film Archive (Wellington)
    - Human Rights Film Festival (Sarajevo)

    John Di Stefano is a visual artist, filmmaker, writer and curator, and postgraduate coordinator at the National Art School (Sydney). His artistic practice is situated at the intersection between the moving image, photography and installation. His video work has won several awards, including the New Vision Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival for his video (TELL ME WHY) THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF DISCO, which has also been broadcast on American public television (PBS). His video HUB was cited as one of the 'best of the year' by Artforum (New York) in its yearly international survey. He writes for international art and film publications and is presently the New Zealand editor for Art Asia Pacific (New York).

    YOU ARE HERE is distributed by VIDEO DATA BANK (Chicago)

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  • Ubuweb hosts AFA's audio collection

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    Anthology Film Archives logoUbuweb, in partnership with Anthology Film Archives, will be hosting mp3 files of over 1000 tapes from Anthology's audio collection. These include interviews, Q&As, lectures, etc... some of them dated over 50 years ago (back to the classic session 'Poetry and the film' in Vogel's Cinema 16). The first batch that has already been published includes:

    - P. Adams Sitney Interviews Kenneth Anger on WNYC's "Arts Forum" (1972)
    - Charles Levine Interviews Robert Breer (July 1970)
    - Jonas Mekas Interviews Emile De Antonio (11/06/1969)
    - Poetry And The Film: Amos Vogel, Maya Deren, Parker Tyler, Willard Maas & Dylan Thomas Sessions 1 & 2 At Cinema 16
    - P. Adams Sitney Interviews Sidney Peterson On WNYC's "Arts Forum" (1976)    
    - Annette Michelson Interviews Yvonne Rainer On WNYC's "Arts Forum" (01/25/1974)
    - Pauline Kael And Stan Brakhage (1964?)
    - Robert Haller Interviews Carolee Schneemann (11/30/1973)
    - Hollis Frampton At Binghampton University, Part 1 & 2 (03/11/1972)
    - Ken Jacobs, Larry Gottheim, Stan Brakhage: Binghampton Council Of Churches (11/23/1970)
    - Harry Smith Interviewed by P. Adams Sitney (1965)

    Ubuweb is also hosting a selection of articles from the magazine Film Culture, including seminal pieces by Parker Tyler, Rudolf Arnheim, Jerome Hill, Ron Rice, Taylor Mead...

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