Reflections on an interactive performance piece from the recent Nightingale exhibition “Persistence of Motion”
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Reader’s Agenda Sat 11/9: Spray Can Slam!, Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation, and “The Way of the Shovel: Art as Archaeology”
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, November 9
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Keep Milwaukee Avenue weird
The Rapid Pulse festival wants to make performance art talkative.
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Edgar Allan Poe, Lucian Pintilie, and other keywords
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s Reader
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Christy LeMaster, the indie film maven
The People Issue: Christy LeMaster, director of the Nightingale and programmer at Cinema Borealis
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Chicago International Movies & Music Festival
FESTIVAL Chicago International Movies & Music Festival Returning for a third year, the Chicago International Movies & Music Festival runs Thursday through Sunday, April 14 through 17, with music-related screenings, live performances, and panel discussions. Seventy films from over 20 countries will be screened at 13 different venues, including Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington; […]
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A Fire in My Belly
See the film John Boehner called “an outrageous use of taxpayer money and an obvious attempt to offend Christians during the Christmas season” this week at The Nightingale and The School of the Art Institute.
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The Leak in Your Hometown
Joe Hocking and Mark Skwarek subvert the BP logo with their iPhone app “The Leak In Your Hometown,” presented Tuesday in the monthly Upgrade! Chicago new media series at The Nightingale.
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Strongman Ferdinand
Alexander Kluge’s 1976 satire of Cold War paranoia, “Strongman Ferdinand,” screens tonight at The Nightingale.
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Sonic Orphans
Bill Daniel screens films of The Beatles, The Avengers, The Huns, Boy Problems, Sonic Youth and Butthole Surfers, Sunday at the Nightingale.
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Onion City Experimental Film and Video Festival
Selected works from the festival’s nine programs
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S is for Sissy
A/V Geeks presents “S is for SIssy,” a collection of educational films with dubious gender messages, tonight at Cinema Borealis.
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The Films of Stuart Sherman
25 films by New York performance artist Stuart Sherman screen Sunday 2/21 at The Nightingale.