MassArt Film Society: 4/20/2011 Maya Deren Stan Brakhage

Maya Deren

MEDITATION ON VIOLENCE

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Stan Brakhage

SONG 23 THE 23RD PSALM BRANCH

MassArt Film Society

Programmed by filmmaker and professor Saul Levine for the past 40 years, MassArt Film Society is one of the longest running microcinema's in the US, every week presenting exciting independent, alternative, and experimental cinema from around the world (often with artists in attendance).

Integrated into the departmental curriculum as a film studies class for MassArt Film/Video Majors, screenings are open to all who are interested in attending.

Shows begin @ 8pm and are usually held on Wednesday evenings. Occasionally we will advertise a show at another venue or even hold film society at another location in conjunction with another venue. Please refer to the schedule and posts on the left for details of each screening and pay attention to any exceptions. Upcoming shows on this blog will be first. You can also find updated programming information on our Film Society facebook page.

Scroll down for this season's schedule and below that you will find information on recent shows. There is also an archive of shows from other seasons under past screenings if you would like to get an idea of what kinds of shows we have been presenting.

Directions: Held @ Massachusetts College of Art Film Department in screening room 1. 621 Huntington Ave. Boston MA 02115. On the T take the green line E train to Longwood stop. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl take notice:
Entrance is now through the new DMC Building on Huntington Ave.
Enter through the glass doors and ask the guard how to get to the film area-turn left and go into the South Building, turn right into the East building and go down the 1/2 flight of stairs, through the hall, back up the next 1/2 flight, keep straight and Screening Room 1 will be on your left.

Information email: kkeown@massart.edu

MassArt Film Society

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

4/20/2011 Maya Deren Stan Brakhage

MassArt Film Society

Past screenings