Since 1968 Peter Rose has made over forty films, tapes, performances and installations. Many of the early works raise intriguing questions about the nature of time, space, light, and perception and draw upon Rose’s background in mathematics and on the influence of structuralist filmmakers.
New Films by Dominic Angerame Friday, January 17, 2025, 19h
Admission: $10 (discount for members) 567 5th St, Oakland, CA 94607
San Francisco-based filmmaker Dominic Angerame returns to Shapeshifters to screen 17 new films, with subjects ranging from portraits of friends to political protests—all shot on film over the past few decades and finished this year.
For several decades, Jerome Hiler's work remained one of the best-kept secrets of North American cinema. Since the 1960s, his 16mm films had been limited to private screenings, shown only to his entourage, and have only begun to be unveiled in the last fifteen years.
"By Brakhage debe entenderse como by way of Stan and Jane Brakhage, como en todas mis películas desde que me casé. Viene a significar: «a través de Stan y Jane y los niños Brakhage», porque todos los descubrimientos que antes sólo pasaban a través de mi instrumento, ahora pasan a través de la sensibilidad de mis seres queridos." - Metaphors on Vision, de Stan Brakhage
- APRICITY Nathaniel Dorsky - DOG STAR MAN: PRELUDE Stan Brakhage - JANE, LOOKING, Amy Halpern - JANE, Stan Brakhage
In February the Barbican is holding a rare screening of Park Lanes, Kevin Jerome Everson’s eight-hour meditation on labour and craft inside a factory producing bowling lane equipment. Mirroring a full workday, the film captures the rhythms of production and the artistry of everyday work without commentary, offering a unique and immersive perspective on industrial life.
Influenced by the New Wave films in the West, the DIY practices of film clubs, and a dynamic experimentalism among the leftist youth, the 1960s saw the emergence of an alternative cinephilia in both Taiwan and Hong Kong. Curated by Sine Screen in collaboration with the Taiwan International Documentary Film Festival, this programme presents a selection of essential avant-garde films made during that period.
Modern Poetry Exhibition Chang Chao-tang, 1966, 12 min
As part of the screening series IN SITU, la lumière collective presents IN SITU: Chantal Partamian, thisquietarmy & Guillaume Vallée January 9th, 2025 at 7:30 pm.
Proposed by la lumière collective, IN SITU is a series that focuses on unique audiovisual works and live sound performances by local artists passionate about cinematic material, experimental moving images and sound art. This third IN SITU season is curated by Emma Roufs.
VISIONS presents Mike Hoolboom, in collaboration with Panorama Cinema. January 22nd, 2025 at 7:30 pm at la lumière collective 7080 rue Alexandra #506 Montréal, QC
