BAMPFA News
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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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Video: Trimpin on Nancarrow Percussion Orchestra
To celebrate the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of avant-garde composer Conlon Nancarrow (1912-97), renowned artist, inventor, and composer Trimpin has created
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Q & A: V. Vale
Few figures are as important to the early San Francisco Bay Area punk scene as V. Vale.
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A Soviet Treasure Trove: Georgian Film and the Publications of Sovexportfilm
For the average American student of film, such as myself, Georgian film does not come up too often, if at all, so when I landed an internship at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive to work on the upcoming Georgian cinema retrospective, I knew I would have a lot to learn.
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Larry Sultan & Mike Mandel
A new book, simply titled Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel, features decades of significant work the two photographers collaborated on between the 1970s and 1990s.
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Camille Paglia: Glittering Images
On October 24 BAM/PFA hosts social critic and intellectual provocateur Camille Paglia for a special evening copresented by Berkeley Arts and Letters.
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An Army of Phantoms: J. Hoberman on Fort Apache
The following passage is excerpted from J.
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