The Cinema Museum is proud to present a series of avant-garde film screenings on 16mm, in benefit of the Museum’s fundraiser to buy our home.

Our first screening of the season is the avant-garde film epic Dog Star Man (1964), directed by Stan Brakhage. Running time: 80 mins.

Spectrum Between presents
ZORNS LEMMA (1970)
Dir. Hollis Frampton
Color / 60” / Sound / 16mm

Monday 9/14, 7:00 PM
Clinton Street Theater
Portland, OR
$10
Tickets: https://cstpdx.com/event/zorns-lemma-on-16mm/

A selection of works from Guadalupe Arellanes’ dream series, exploring the subconscious through cinema, gathering films that translate sleep, memory, existential dread, and altered states into visual poetry, performance, and ritual. Featuring Repertoire of Death, Tides of Time, I dream of snakes (WIP) and other works by Guadalupe Arellanes.

One Minute Volume 2
curated by Kerry Baldry
screening at Close-Up Cinema, Sclater St, London E1
on Sunday 23rd August at 4pm.

This is the second volume in the series of artists' moving image programmes curated by Kerry Baldry. One Minute Vol. 2 presents an eclectic range of one minute shorts, including pieces originally created on 16mm film, Super 8 film, and video, employing approaches such as stop-frame animation, superimposition, and other experimental techniques.