A Salon with Lana Z Caplan
Friday, November 1st, 2019 // 7:30 PM (doors 7:00 PM)
We are delighted to welcome multimedia artist Lana Z Caplan to present a Canyon Cinema Salon screening at 16 Sherman Street in San Francisco. Caplan has curated a program that elegantly weaves films from Canyon’s deep catalog along with her poignant and visually rich work.
“Chosen from subconscious memories and deep influences, the films in this program relate to the ideas and approaches that I have been wrestling with in my own work: harmony and disharmony with the rhythms and gifts of earth — persuasive and abusive use of media — ritual, ceremony, mysticism — and the fleeting preciousness of it all. ” – Lana Z Caplan
As always, this event is free and open to the public, with refreshments served beginning at 7:00 and the doors closed for the start of the show at 7:30. An informal conversation with the filmmaker will follow the screening.
Program includes:
Kalendar by Naomi Uman (2008, 12 min, 16mm)
A Depression in the Bay of Bengal by Mark Lapore (1996, 28 min, 16mm)
My Name is Oona by Gunvor Nelson (1969, 10 min, 16mm)
HedonHeathen 1 by Lana Z Caplan (2013, 2 min, HD)
Aspect by Emily Richardson (2004, 9 min, 16mm)
Patches of Snow in July by Lana Z Caplan (2017, 8 min, HD)
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16 Sherman Street, SF, CA
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