Wanting to Get Closer: Traveling through History with a Bolex / MoMA Magazine
Lynne Sachs and Sofia Gallisá Muriente first met in the classroom over a decade and a half ago, and have been collaborators and interlocutors ever since.
Lynne Sachs and Sofia Gallisá Muriente first met in the classroom over a decade and a half ago, and have been collaborators and interlocutors ever since.
IMAGINE (Art in time of pandemic)la Galerie ImaginaireAugust 8, 2023https://www.lagalerieimaginaire.info/ la GALERIE IMAGINAIRE la GALERIE IMAGINAIRE, I/WE/1 (Invitation)Initiated in Brussels, in 2015 by Sébastien Delire upon an invitation from artist Nico Dockx.Contact:sebastien@lagalerieimaginaire.infoPhone: +34 692 935 715Location: Southern Spain la GALERIE IMAGINAIRE is seeking a museumor institution to house its archives permanently, preserving them as seeds […]
AAFF is thrilled to announce that the Barbara Hammer Feminist Film Award is now fully endowed, ensuring that this $500 award will continue to be presented every year for the film that best conveys Hammer’s passion for celebrating and examining the experiences of women.
Feminist, artist, experimental documentary filmmaker, and poet Lynne Sachs’ donation of DVDs to Hunter College Libraries completes the Libraries’ collection of Sachs’ films on DVD.
2023 will mark the 100-year anniversary of the introduction of non-flammable 16mm safety motion picture film, a format that played an essential role in the development of cinema over much of the twentieth century.
Screen Door Cinema and Flexfest are hosting Lynne Sachs & Mark Street live and in-person at Screen Door
Both artists’ fiercely feminist practices strive to translate how personal experiences often have sweeping resonances within broader historical contexts.
The 7th issue of Analog Cookbook, titled Analog Erotica, looks at sexuality, erotic imagery, and pornography’s contributions to radical artistic practices in relation to analog media.
In honor of Pride month, join us at the FMC Screening Room for a two-night program of groundbreaking queer, experimental films by legendary filmmakers in our archive, curated by Matt McKinzie.
Which Way Is East: Notebooks from Vietnam and Celaje (Cloudscape) at MoMAMuseum of Modern Arthttps://www.moma.org/calendar/events/8846 Which Way Is East: Notebooks from Vietnam. 1994. Directed by Lynne Sachs in collaboration with Dana Sachs Celaje (Cloudscape). 2020.Directed by Sofía Gallisá Muriente Next on Wed, Aug 16, 8:00 p.m.MoMA Here and There: Journeying through FilmOrganized by Sophie Cavoulacos, Associate Curator, […]