Canyon Cinema Salon
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3/30/2015 Canyon Cinema Salon, Nathaniel Dorsky on Stan Brakhage pt II
Please join Canyon Cinema on the evening of March 30, 2015 at New Nothing Cinema for the first installment of our 2015 Salon series. This month, filmmaker Nathaniel Dorsky will return to present Stan Brakhage’s The God of Day Had Gone Down Upon Him on 16mm. Dorksy writes: This evening’s Canyon Cinema Salon blooms out of the joy and desire to continue […]
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Closing 2014 Salon: Nathaniel Dorsky on Stan Brakhage
A full house filled the small hand made theater at New Nothing Cinema to enjoy an evening of discussion surrounding the topic of form and meaning in union, using Visions of Meditation Parts two and three as a bases. Denah Johnston of Canyon Cinema introduced the program and Antonella Bonfanti ran the projectors. There was […]
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12/15/2014 Canyon Cinema Salon, Nathaniel Dorsky on Stan Brakhage
Please join Canyon Cinema on the evening of December 15th, 2014 at New Nothing Cinema for the final installment of our Fall 2014 Salon series. This month, filmmaker Nathaniel Dorsky will present a program of 16mm films from the Canyon Cinema catalog made by Stan Brakhage. Dorksy writes: I would like to show two films from Canyon’s collection by Stan Brakhage. […]
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11/24/2014 — Canyon Cinema Salon, PLASTIC HISTORY: Independent and Experimental Filmmaking in the Age of Acetate, A Program of Films Selected by Tyler Turkle
Please join Canyon Cinema on the evening of November 24th, 2014 at New Nothing Cinema for the next installment of our Fall 2014 Salon series. This month, filmmaker Tyler Turkle will present a program of 16mm films from the Canyon Cinema catalog made in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. These films, along with being representative of the historical moment in which […]
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10/27/2014 — Canyon Cinema Salon, Seeing Something Always Hidden: A Program of Films Selected by Denah Johnston
PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENING WILL BE HOSTED BY JOHN CARLSON! Please join Canyon Cinema on the evening of October 27th, 2014 (PLEASE NOTE RESCHEDULED DATE!) for the first presentation in our Salon series of the Fall season. This month, our own Denah Johnston has curated “Seeing Something Always Hidden,” a program that investigates a number of artists whose work is […]
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Canyon Cinema Salon with Doug Wendt Monday June 30 at New Nothing Cinema
Join us Monday, June 30th at New Nothing Cinema for an evening with filmmaker and visual artist, Doug Wendt. Wendt, once coined “one of the most original and zany minds in underground film”, will be presenting some old favorites along with several previously unseen and unreleased works. Given Mr. Wendt’s comedic finesse, this event is certainly […]
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Canyon Cinema Salon with Lawrence Jordan April 23rd
Canyon Cinema Foundation is honored to spend an evening Wednesday April 23rd with Canyon founder, magician and visual alchemist Lawrence Jordan. The Canyon Cinema Salon is a FREE public event at New Nothing Cinema (16 Sherman Street in SOMA). Doors open at 7pm for a brief reception and doors close promptly at 7:30pm to begin […]
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3/26/2014 – Canyon Cinema Salon, Vanishing Presence: A Program of Films Selected by Mark Wilson
Filmmaker, animator and artist Mark Wilson has been active in the San Francisco Bay area artist-made independent film community for more than twenty years. For our second Salon, Canyon asked Wilson to curate a selection of works influential to him, as well as those which highlight central concepts in his filmmaking practice. […]
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2/24/2014 – Introducing the Canyon Cinema Salon, inaugural event with Sandra Davis
Canyon Cinema Foundation is proud to announce our new public programming adventure – the Canyon Cinema Salon. An opportunity for dialogue and exploration, these monthly events are designed as a platform for the community to directly engage and learn from moving image artists in an intimate setting. Artists will have an open forum to present […]
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