2013 News Archive
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Tobin Geideman: An Intern's Parting Thoughts
The PFA Library and Film Study Center recently said bon voyage and good luck to one of our top-notch volunteers, Tobin Geideman.
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DCP: Demanding Conversion Perfected
Steve Seid
Last month, BAM/PFA entered the Jet Age, or is that the Digital Age. After scrimping and saving, we installed a brand-spanking new digital projector. 4K resolution, 33,000 lumens of light, high-frame rate capable: we’re ready for the best and brightest.
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L@TE by the Numbers
As we count down to our 100th L@TE event (coming in the fall), we thought we’d take a look back over the past few years . . .
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A Well Spent Life : Les Blank, In Memoriam
Few documentary filmmakers have worked with the tenacity and ingenuity of Les Blank to explore and document America’s diverse, often little-known cultures.
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SFIFF Update: Special Guests Just Announced!
The 56th San Francisco International Film Festival returns to the PFA Theater with a schedule of thirty features and eleven short films from thirty countries over a span of two weeks.
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Infor]MA[tion
On Friday, Thingamajigs Performance Group will premiere their brand-new work ]MA[ at BAM/PFA.
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Silent Treatments
Silence is more than a film series and gallery exhibition: it’s also a series of three L@TE performances, one each in February, March, and April.
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Life as Art: Anna Halprin interviewed by Jacquelynn Baas
Legendary choreographer Anna Halprin returns to BAM/PFA after a forty-two year absence to direct the final staging of her most enduring and important dance work, Parades and Changes, February 15-17.
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