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Alexander Calder: The Hawk for Peace, 1968; painted steel; 156 x 132 1/2 in.; BAMPFA, gift of Alexander Calder in memory of Kenneth Aurand Hayes. Photo: Benjamin Blackwell.
Major Grant Awarded to Conserve and Relocate Alexander Calder Stabile
The UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) was recently awarded a prestigious Save America's Treasures grant in the amount of $109,576 to conserve and relocate a signature work
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Lawrence Rinder Steps Down as BAMPFA’s Director and Chief Curator
Lawrence Rinder, the director and chief curator of the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), announced today that he will le
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Off the Shelves: Abbas Kiarostami's Press Kits
By Jason Sanders, BAMPFA Research Associate
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Clockwise from top left: We pay tribute to the groundbreaking career of auteur and activist Marlon Riggs, showcase the towering oeuvre of Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami, and look back at the radical innovations of 1950s and ’60s British cinema.
Fall Films at BAMPFA: British New Wave, Marlon Riggs, Jacques Tati, and Abbas Kiarostami
The British are coming!
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VIDEO: Blasts of Pleasure with Frederick Hammersley
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"[Frederick Hammersley] was this dichotomy to me. He was both left and right-brained, geometric and organic. His paintings actually sum up many so many aspects of who he really was." —Elizabeth East, L.A. Louver -
Mayhem unfolds in Gimme Shelter, which scrutinizes the ill-fated free concert hosted by the Rolling Stones. This film screens July 19.
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