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Wednesday, Oct 1, 2025
7 PM (71 mins)
SOLD OUT
BAMPFA
Everything Is Now: J. Hoberman in Person
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In PersonJ. Hoberman is an author, educator, and film programmer, and was a film and culture critic at the Village Voice for over three decades.
BAMPFA welcomes J. Hoberman to discuss his book Everything Is Now: The 1960s New York Avant-Garde—Primal Happenings, Underground Movies, Radical Pop. He will also present a program of films that is representative of the cross-pollination of poetry, painting, film, music, and performance the book chronicles. The program features Ken Jacobs’s Little Stabs at Happiness, with performer/filmmaker Jack Smith; Ray Wisniewski’s documentation of Boris Lurie, Stanley Fischer, and Sam Goodman’s The Doom Show; Michael Snow’s film of the meanderings of his Walking Woman cutout sculpture, with portraits of, and a soundtrack by, Free Jazz greats Albert Ayler, Don Cherry, Sonny Murray, Gary Peacock, Roswell Rudd, and John Tchicai; and Jonas Mekas’s Award Presentation to Andy Warhol.
A book signing will take place after the program.
Films in this Screening
Doomshow
Ray Wisniewski, United States, 1964
FILM DETAILS
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- B&W
- 16mm
- 10 mins
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- The Film-Makers’ Cooperative
Little Stabs at Happiness
Ken Jacobs, United States, 1963
FILM DETAILS
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- Color
- 16mm
- 15 mins
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- The Film-Makers’ Cooperative
New York Eye and Ear Control
Michael Snow, United States, 1964
FILM DETAILS
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- B&W
- 16mm
- 34 mins
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- Canyon Cinema
Award Presentation to Andy Warhol
Jonas Mekas, United States, 1964
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- 16mm
- 12 mins
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- The Film-Makers’ Cooperative
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