a few announcements
Lili White
Filmmaker COLEEN FITZGIBBON co-founded the New York based Collaborative Projects, Inc. (Colab) that created the groundbreaking TIMES SQUARE SHOW in 1980.
The TIMES SQUARE SHOW Revisited (http://www.timessquareshowrevisited.com ) ends December 8, 2012
The Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery at HUNTER COLLEGE (www.hunter.cuny.edu/art/galleries)
on the SW corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, phone: 212.772.4991
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 1 – 6pm
"Your Day is My Night: A Live Film Performance"
directed by Lynne Sachs
December 13, 4:30 pm - Community Performance (free)
December 14 & 15, 7:30 pm
http://www.universitysettlement.org/us/news/PerformanceProject/2012-2013_performance_calendar/your_day_is_my_night_live_perfor/
University Settlement
184 Eldridge Street @ Rivington
Lower East Side / New York City
Since the early days of New York's tenement houses, shift workers have had to share beds, making such spaces a fundamental part of immigrant life. In “Your Day is My Night”, director Lynne Sachs and a collective of seven Chinese non-professional performers (ages 59-75) collaborate on a new theater and cinema project that brings light to shift beds as a continuously relevant urban experience.
Feminist, male filmmaker, JOEY HUERTAS' (AKA JANE PUBLIC) lastest work can be seen in
Mono No Aware's group show on SAT DEC 8:
WHERE’S THE CHILD? by JOEY HUERTAS AKA JANE PUBLIC AND SUZANA STANKOVIC
A LIVE THEATER, DANCE, AND VOODOO show with SUPER 8 MM MULTI-PROJECTIONS + 35 MM SLIDE PROJECTIONS /
— DOORS AT 7 PM, SCREENINGS BEGIN AT 8 PM SHARP, 1115 FLUSHING AVENUE - BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY
79 New Montgomery, San Francisco, CA 94105
7:30 to 10:30 PM (*approx) FREE Admission
With works by:
Sergio Bátiz
Lori Felker
Mark Gallay & Jozef Amado
Janie Geiser
Andrea Goldman
Robbert Goyvaerts & Frank Merkx
Inge Hoonte
Erin Johnson & Maura Brewer
Noe Kidder & Brian Getnick
Judith Leemann & Mark Jeffery
Aude Legrand
Dani Leventhal
Jodie Mack
David J Merritt
Gillian Mosvold
Nick Poppy
Ed Rankus
Josephine Shokrian
Felipe Fideles Steinberg
Chris Sullivan
Lili White
Preceeded by two AAU short experimental narrative films.
"Shifting Tides" by Abo Greenwald.
In the 1960s, a time of folk music & social change, a rebellious girl runs away from her oppressive mother to live a free, simple life with her beach bum father. But finds independent adult life is never that simple.
"Key Sences" by Matthew Wells.
NIGEL, who dreamed as a young boy of being a superhero, unexpectedly & comically finds his adult self with the super power of high velocity teleportation.