Dartmouth Events

Pittsburgh Film-Makers, 1970-1979, at Ciné Salon Screening Live at Howe Library

Greg Pierce, Director of Film and Video at The Andy Warhol Museum, will moderate an exchange between members of Pittsburgh Film-Makers, an independent cooperative of the 1971-2019.

Monday, November 15, 2021
7:00pm – 9:45pm
Howe Library in person & online zoom
Intended Audience(s): Public
Categories: Arts, Films, Lectures & Seminars, Off Campus Event

https://www.thehowe.org/eventdetail.php/pid/3/sid/55/tid/141/eid/7630

In person via Zoom: Greg Gans, Paul Glabicki, Victor Grauer, Steven Haines, Bill Judson, Gary Kaboly, John Kirch, Brady Lewis, Greg Pierce, and Sharon Ruppert Green.

Greg Pierce, Director of Film and Video at The Andy Warhol Museum, will moderate a lively exchange with original members of the Pittsburgh Film-Makers, an independent film cooperative, and discuss Robert Haller’s pivotal role in the development of the 1970s film community. Haller served as executive director of Pittsburgh Film-Makers 1972-1979 and was the founder-editor of the magazine Field of Vision. Haller preserved many of the Pittsburgher’s films and penned the 2005 memoir, Crossroads: Avant-Garde Film in Pittsburgh in the 1970s. Rare films made by Pittsburghers will be screened including one shot by the legendary Maya Deren, who visited the city several times in the 1940s, a unique 1973 portrait of Kenneth Anger, and scenes captured by 15-year old zombie actor John Kirch during the shooting of Night of the Living Dead (1968).

JOIN ZOOM MEETING

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85125998997?pwd=NUU2b3ZvTXpWUDh4K0tReWl0Z2Q4QT09

Meeting ID: 851 2599 8997

Passcode: 575570

Some content MATURE in theme and content, viewer discretion advised.

FILMS: I Was a Teenage Zombie! (2020) John Kirch 3:18; Pittsburgh Outtakes (1946, restored 1979) Maya Deren 2:33’; Look Back at Anger (1974) Leo Vale 13:11’; [Haller Go Buy Movie] (1977?) Jim Vale 5:47’; Dirwood Kirby on Uranus (and mine) (1969) and The Room (1971) Greg Gans 7’; Self Portrait of a Nude Model Turned Cinematographer (1971) Sharon Ruppert Green; 4:30; Erogeny (1976) James Broughton 5:15’; Emanant Domain (1979) Al Mahler 2:30’; Colliding [with Robert Breer, 1977] (1989) Brady Lewis 6:36’; Archangel (1966) Victor Grauer, 7:20’; Under the Sea (1989) Paul Glabicki 28’. Courtesy Carnegie Museum of Art, John Kirch, the participants, the Vale family. TRT 84:33 mins.

LINKS: https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/pittsburghs-close-up/Content?oid=1337106

https://constellations.pitt.edu/entry/art-seeing-microcinema-series-recovers-pittsburgh%E2%80%99s-vital-film-heritage

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh_Filmmakers

COSPONSORS: AVA Gallery and Art Center, Canyon Cinema, CATV, Department of Film and Media Studies Dartmouth College, Filmmakers Showcase, Film Video Digital, Hood Museum of Art Dartmouth, Howe Library, Jones Media Center Dartmouth Library, Re:Voir Video and VTIFF Vermont International Film Festival.

XXV:HALLER1: Ciné Salon Fall 2021 honors the remarkable film historian, film archivist and photo documentarian Robert A. Haller (1942-2021). http://anthologyfilmarchives.org/about/haller

For more information, contact:
Bruce Posner / Megan Coleman
603-640-3252

Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.