6th Annual Experimental Lecture: Jonas Mekas
NYU’s Cinema Studies Department and Undergraduate Film & TV Department present the 6th Annual Experimental Lecture.
2015
CURATING
2014
5th Annual Experimental Lecture: Carolee Schneemann: Where Did I Make The Wrong Turn?
NYU’s Cinema Studies Department and Undergraduate Film & TV Department present the 5th Annual Experimental Lecture.
2014
2014 International Festival of Documentary Cinema: Encounter with Other Cinema presents Scenic Ruptures
Ten New York City artists ranging in age from 24 to 80 bring their personal impressions of the place they call home to Quito’s EDOCS screen. Curated by Lynne Sachs.
2014
WE LANDED/I WAS BORN/PASSING BY: NEW YORK’S CHINATOWN ON SCREEN
Whether you see Chinatown as a place or a state of mind, a purgatory or an oasis, a shrinking immigrant community or an expanding business district, its presence in our cinematic imagination is enormous.
2013
4th Annual Experimental Lecture: Parler Femme – Peggy Ahwesh
NYU’s Cinema Studies Department and Undergraduate Film & TV Department present the 4th Annual Experimental Lecture.
2012
XY Chromosome Project presents “A Shot in the Dark”
The XY Chromosome Project (Mark Street and Lynne Sachs) presents an
evening of eight single image films of no more than five minutes to be
premiered at the Spectacle Cinema along with the screening of two
classics of the same ilk, both avant-garde and political. Special
guest filmmaker Larry Gottheim will join us for the screening of his 1970
avant- garde tour de force.
2010
One Eye, Two “I’s”: 50 years of Cinematic Collaborations
Screened in glorious 16mm, tonight’s program celebrates five decades of film collaborations from the collection of the New York based Film-Makers’ Cooperative.
2010
3RD ANNUAL EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE: Ken Jacobs ” CUCARACHA CINEMA”
NYU’s Cinema Studies Department and Undergraduate Film & TV Department present the 3rd Annual Experimental Lecture.
2009
Ventana al Sur: Argentine Experimental Film
This rollicking evening of challenging, expressive and oppositional Argentine cinema offers a window onto makers shredding formal niceties, relishing in risk and daring to access the sublime. From an achingly beautiful evocation of an hourglass to a darkly humorous evisceration of the tenets of the stock market, this program will take us to the land where summer is winter and winter is summer and render our souls topsy-turvy for a bit too.
