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Tuesday 03.17.09

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Art Film Series cont.

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Roy Lichtenstein, "The Head," Barcelona, 1992

The NW Film Center's ongoing art film series continues this weekend with Vincent Gérard and Cédric Laty's By the Ways: A Journey with William Eggleston. The film explores the life and creative history of photographer William Eggleston. The crew tracked him from Memphis to Rome and beyond over the course of several months, "building an incremental portrait of the world as seen through the artist's eyes."

Also coming up in the series: A double-billing of The Universe of Keith Haring and Conversations with Jean-Michel Basquiat on Sunday, March 22, and a double-billing of Roy Lichtenstein: Tokyo Brushstrokes and Ellsworth Kelly: Fragments on Wednesday, March 25.

Eggleston screening • 3pm • March 21
NW Film Center • 1219 SW Park • Whitsell Auditorium


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PNCA's Intermedia department is screening a series of films by PNCA students tomorrow night at the Bagdad. Admission is free.

Student film screenings • 6pm • March 18
Bagdad Theater • 3702 SE Hawthorne


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Ben Rivers, from "Ah, Liberty!"

The Cinema Project is screening two nights of films by British filmmaker and programmer Ben Rivers. His films are elegantly shot "hand-processed documents showing old, crumbling houses and folks living out of the way in shacks and tall grass... The films are landscapes, but not old-fashioned, or tending towards the ideal; there is a reality and brutality in the imagery." The artist will be in attendance.

First screening • 7:30pm • March 25
Second screening • 7:30pm • March 26
Cinema Project • 11 NW 13th 4th floor • 503.232.8269

Posted by Megan Driscoll on March 17, 2009 at 6:55 | Comments (0)


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