Not So Far From Home
To rev you up for Election Day, a number of other shorts will be screened Saturday, including exploring democracy, “ballot confusion,” and freedoms.
Thursday, November 1 at Hallwalls, check out a retrospective of avant garde filmmaker, Ted Lyman’s work, in a collection entitled, “A Sense of Place.” A Vermont artists, Lyman, has been creating film since the 1970s, and has influenced many younger filmmakers. He visits Hallwalls, and the University at Buffalo for a two day Residency. On Friday, interested individuals may take part in a workshop at UB, beginning at noon, by sending an email here.
Thursday, November 1, 8PM TED LYMAN RETROSPECTIVE Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center $7 general, $5 students/seniors, $4 members Survey of films spanning the last 30 years of the filmmaker’s practice: Scotland with No Clothes (1977), Fla.Me (1982), Testament of the Rabbit (1989), First Surface (1996), and Flat Earth (work in progress).
Friday, November 2, Noon TED LYMAN WORKSHOP The University at Buffalo Department of Media Study Center for the Arts, Room 286 Workshop opening with a screening of Mansacts (1979).
Saturday, November 2, 8PM Ten Short Videos About My Childhood Home and other short videos Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center Tickets are $8 general $6 students/seniors $5 members.
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