Light Reading presents: Views and Wavelengths
Screening LIGHT LICKS: BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON: I WANT TO PAINT IT BLACK
at Views and Wavelengths
January 21, 2012 7pm
Arts Emerson, Bright Family Screening Room
at Views and Wavelengths
January 21, 2012 7pm
Arts Emerson, Bright Family Screening Room
December 1-11 2011 THE BIG STICK is screening at the Havana Film Festival as part of the Canyon Cinema Fifty Years Later program I.
Occupy Cinema Perseveres; Sunday Night Shorts in Zuccotti Park 11|27|2011
Screening of THE BIG STICK
Screening of THE BIG STICK
AS LIGHT BEFORE DAWN
Films by Saul Levine
MassART FILM SOCIETY
FILM Department | Screening Rm 1
Wednesday November 2, 2011
8pm
MassART FILM SOCIETY
FILM Department | Screening Rm 1
Wednesday November 2, 2011
8pm
CHICAGO 8
Saul Levine Screening
The Big Stick 1973
at Opening Night Screenings of the
CHICAGO 8: A SMALL GAUGE FILM FESTIVAL
Cinema Borealis (1550 N. Milwaukee, 4th Floor)**
FRIDAY, October 21st at 8:00 & 9:30 pm, $10
Presented by CHICAGO 8 and The NIGHTINGALE
The Big Stick 1973
at Opening Night Screenings of the
CHICAGO 8: A SMALL GAUGE FILM FESTIVAL
Cinema Borealis (1550 N. Milwaukee, 4th Floor)**
FRIDAY, October 21st at 8:00 & 9:30 pm, $10
Presented by CHICAGO 8 and The NIGHTINGALE
Balagan presents Homegrown Short Films
Saul Levine Screening - Star Film (1971) at
Balagan presents Homegrown Short Films
October 18, 2011 Brattle Theatre
Balagan presents Homegrown Short Films
October 18, 2011 Brattle Theatre
New and Unseen Super-8 films by Boston Filmmakers
TIE presents... New and Unseen Super-8 films by Boston Filmmakers
Featuring films by Lana Z Caplan, Frank Floyd, Saul Levine, Stefan & Mariya, Tara Nelson, Trevor Powers,Tom Rhoads, Adam Paradis, Frankie Symonds, L.J. Frezza, Shawn P. Cotter, Luther Price, Gordon Nelson and poetry by Ted Richer.
October 15, 2011, 7:30pm at Aviary Gallery (48 South St in JP)
Featuring films by Lana Z Caplan, Frank Floyd, Saul Levine, Stefan & Mariya, Tara Nelson, Trevor Powers,Tom Rhoads, Adam Paradis, Frankie Symonds, L.J. Frezza, Shawn P. Cotter, Luther Price, Gordon Nelson and poetry by Ted Richer.
October 15, 2011, 7:30pm at Aviary Gallery (48 South St in JP)
V I S I T F R O M B O S T O N
Saul Levine Screening - SUBMISSION 1988
V I S I T F R O M B O S T O N
OCT 10 at Kommunales Kino Freiburg / Germany
curated by Dagmar Kamlah
www.koki-freiburg.de
V I S I T F R O M B O S T O N
OCT 10 at Kommunales Kino Freiburg / Germany
curated by Dagmar Kamlah
www.koki-freiburg.de
US Premier of LIGHT LICKS: BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON: I WANT TO PAINT IT BLACK
at the 49th NYFF 2011: Views of the Avant-Garde
THE RED AND THE BLACK
Sunday October 9 | 8:15pm | Francesca Beale Theater
LIGHT LICKS: BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON: I WANT TO PAINT IT BLACK Super 8, Silent, 12min
2011
THE RED AND THE BLACK
Sunday October 9 | 8:15pm | Francesca Beale Theater
LIGHT LICKS: BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON: I WANT TO PAINT IT BLACK Super 8, Silent, 12min
2011
DRIVEN: JOE GIBBONS
Part of: TALKING HEAD, Wednesday August 10, 2011 9pm
at the ANTHOLOGY FILM ARCHIVES
screening
DRIVEN (BOSTON AFTER DARK) SERIES:
w/ JOE GIBBONS
by Saul Levine
2003, 85 minutes, video
at the ANTHOLOGY FILM ARCHIVES
screening
DRIVEN (BOSTON AFTER DARK) SERIES:
w/ JOE GIBBONS
by Saul Levine
2003, 85 minutes, video
TIE 2011
Saul's most recent film LIGHT LICK: DAILY CAMERA will be part of new 2011 edition of The International Experimental Cinema Exposition (TIE). The special two-part film program highlights work by internationally renowned artists’ in 16mm and also includes a selection of new work by Boston filmmakers.
March 5th, 2011, 6pm at the ICA Boston
Notes After Long Silence in PROVIDENCE
Magic Lantern Cinema Presents
THE MEMORY OF DECAY SHOW
Cinema as a Mnemonic Device
FEATURING: Saul Levine, “Notes After Long Silence” (1989); Louise Bourque, “Self Portrait Post Mortem” (2002); Kurt Kren, “50/96: Snapshots (for Bruce)” (1996); Pat O’Neill, “The Decay of Fiction” (2002); Louise Bourque, “Going Back Home” (2000)
Cable Car Cinema and Cafe
204 S. Main Street
Providence, RI
February 9 at 9:30pm - February 10 at 12:30am
SAUL LEVINE SUPER 8 FILMS RELEASE
AVAILABLE AT TV EYE VIDEO!
PRAGUE 2010
Saul Levine – 8mm films
Školská 28 Communication Space
FRI, NOVEMBER 26, 2010, 19:00
In collaboration with FAMU, program series curated by Henry Hills, visit of Mr.Levin supported by Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Školská 28: Komunikační prostor
Školská 28, 110 00 Praha-1
PRAGUE
Školská 28 Communication Space
FRI, NOVEMBER 26, 2010, 19:00
In collaboration with FAMU, program series curated by Henry Hills, visit of Mr.Levin supported by Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Školská 28: Komunikační prostor
Školská 28, 110 00 Praha-1
PRAGUE
TIE, The International Experimental Cinema Exposition
Screening LIGHT LICK: DAILY CAMERA
Saul Levine (USA, 2010, 16mm-18fps, silent, 6 min.)
Part of Program III
October 26, 2010
7:00 PM
The Union Theater
2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI
LIGHT LICK: DAILY CAMERA
Filmed in Colorado, "Levine’s latest film in his Light Lick series, DAILY CAMERA, is on one level a flickering, ecstatic, and lyrical portrait of Boulder, Colorado. On a deeper level, it is yet another exquisite manifestation of Levine’s quest to merge the fundamental qualities of cinema (light and the arbitrary projection of individual frames) with life itself. This film is not about how the world is, but rather what the camera can turn the world into."
-Franky Symonds
Saul Levine (USA, 2010, 16mm-18fps, silent, 6 min.)
Part of Program III
October 26, 2010
7:00 PM
The Union Theater
2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI
LIGHT LICK: DAILY CAMERA
Filmed in Colorado, "Levine’s latest film in his Light Lick series, DAILY CAMERA, is on one level a flickering, ecstatic, and lyrical portrait of Boulder, Colorado. On a deeper level, it is yet another exquisite manifestation of Levine’s quest to merge the fundamental qualities of cinema (light and the arbitrary projection of individual frames) with life itself. This film is not about how the world is, but rather what the camera can turn the world into."
-Franky Symonds
MassART Film Society
SAUL LEVINE
August 18, 2010
8PM
BREAKING TIME-
A PORTRAYAL IN 4PARTS AND THREE REELS
SAUL LEVINE
August 18, 2010
8PM
BREAKING TIME-
A PORTRAYAL IN 4PARTS AND THREE REELS
Boston's Own: A Night of Local Cinema!
The Video Underground Summer Screening Series Continues with:
Boston's Own: A Night of Local Cinema!
July 29th
Spend an exquisite evening under the stars with a night of Boston based filmmakers and artist, working in 16mm and Super8 avant garde cinema!
Featuring films by Rob Todd, Saul Levine, Rebecca Meyers, Paul Turano, Brittany Gravely, Gordon Nelson, Tara Nelson, Shawn Morrissey, Mariya Nikiforova, , Kim Arnias, and Adam Paradis!
Many of the filmmakers will be in attendance for this night of local cinema goodness!
B.Y.O.BBQ 7pm
Films start at 8pm
$5 Donation
Free for VU Underground Members
385 Centre Street
Jamaica Plain MA. 02130
Boston's Own: A Night of Local Cinema!
July 29th
Spend an exquisite evening under the stars with a night of Boston based filmmakers and artist, working in 16mm and Super8 avant garde cinema!
Featuring films by Rob Todd, Saul Levine, Rebecca Meyers, Paul Turano, Brittany Gravely, Gordon Nelson, Tara Nelson, Shawn Morrissey, Mariya Nikiforova, , Kim Arnias, and Adam Paradis!
Many of the filmmakers will be in attendance for this night of local cinema goodness!
B.Y.O.BBQ 7pm
Films start at 8pm
$5 Donation
Free for VU Underground Members
385 Centre Street
Jamaica Plain MA. 02130
New York Premiere of THE GOLDEN MEAN
Part of The MIGRATING FORMS Festival
at Anthology Film Archives NYC
Monday, May 17 9:15pm
The Golden Mean
dir. Andrew Lampert and Saul Levine (61 min, USA 2009)
Tickets HERE
at Anthology Film Archives NYC
Monday, May 17 9:15pm
The Golden Mean
dir. Andrew Lampert and Saul Levine (61 min, USA 2009)
Tickets HERE
The International Experimental Cinema Exposition
NOTE TO PATI is part of this screening,
curated by Christopher May with international
and Boston-based artists.
Saturday, February 20th 2010 @ 1:30pm at the ICA
curated by Christopher May with international
and Boston-based artists.
Saturday, February 20th 2010 @ 1:30pm at the ICA
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
February 1 - March 13, 2010
Sandra and David Bakalar Gallery
Part of SELECTIONS 10 at MassArt.
A five channel installation featuring some of my recent video work.
Gallery talk: Thursday, February 11, 5:00 PM
Reception: Thursday, February 11, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Snow date: Friday, February 12, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Sandra and David Bakalar Gallery
Part of SELECTIONS 10 at MassArt.
A five channel installation featuring some of my recent video work.
Gallery talk: Thursday, February 11, 5:00 PM
Reception: Thursday, February 11, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Snow date: Friday, February 12, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
BY THE WATERS OF BOSTON
Screening Film and Video
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
8PM @ The Loring-Greenough House
12 South St. Jamaica Plain, MA
also screening @ 7:30 Adam Paradis
Directions:
By bus -- take #39 to the Monument stop (after 722 Centre St).
By T -- get off at the Green Street stop on the Orange Line, turn away from
the tracks and walk down Green Street for a few blocks. Take a left onto
Centre St. As soon as it turns into South Street, you've arrived.
By bike/car -- from Mass Ave, take a right onto Huntington, a left onto South
Huntington, and follow as it turns into Centre St and, then, South St.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
8PM @ The Loring-Greenough House
12 South St. Jamaica Plain, MA
also screening @ 7:30 Adam Paradis
Directions:
By bus -- take #39 to the Monument stop (after 722 Centre St).
By T -- get off at the Green Street stop on the Orange Line, turn away from
the tracks and walk down Green Street for a few blocks. Take a left onto
Centre St. As soon as it turns into South Street, you've arrived.
By bike/car -- from Mass Ave, take a right onto Huntington, a left onto South
Huntington, and follow as it turns into Centre St and, then, South St.
HOWL!
Saul will be introducing the screening of his video SERRA'S MORNING September 20th, 2009 @ the HOWL! Fest in NYC
VIdeo Lounge Hits the Road
DREAM STORY is part of this video show curated by Lana Z Caplan @ MassArt Film Society September 23rd, 2009
SAUL LEVINE: Recent Video
WED. 08.19.2009
8pm
Screening @ Massart Film Society
PILLOW FILLED WITH TEARS
Portrait of artist T.J Donovan, as he recounts dreams about his grandfather.
tjdonovan.com
DRIVEN w/ MARIA SOSA
Maria talks about her detention by Immigration, her dreams in prison, and her life in Boston.
One of a series shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I shoot. The DRIVEN series are intimate 2!st century cinema noir portraits.
8pm
Screening @ Massart Film Society
PILLOW FILLED WITH TEARS
Portrait of artist T.J Donovan, as he recounts dreams about his grandfather.
tjdonovan.com
DRIVEN w/ MARIA SOSA
Maria talks about her detention by Immigration, her dreams in prison, and her life in Boston.
One of a series shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I shoot. The DRIVEN series are intimate 2!st century cinema noir portraits.
Treasures IV: American Avant-Garde Film, 1947-1986
Saul is part of the new 5-1/4 hour, 2-disc anthology, released on March 3, 2009 by Image Entertainment, samples an array of film types and styles, from abstract animation to documentary and balances acknowledged classics with rediscoveries. The films are drawn from the preservation work of five of America's foremost avant-garde archives—the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Anthology Film Archives, the Museum of Modern Art, the New York Public Library, and the Pacific Film Archive. None of the titles has been available before on good-quality video in the United States. Each artist is represented by one work.
Saul is part of the new 5-1/4 hour, 2-disc anthology, released on March 3, 2009 by Image Entertainment, samples an array of film types and styles, from abstract animation to documentary and balances acknowledged classics with rediscoveries. The films are drawn from the preservation work of five of America's foremost avant-garde archives—the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Anthology Film Archives, the Museum of Modern Art, the New York Public Library, and the Pacific Film Archive. None of the titles has been available before on good-quality video in the United States. Each artist is represented by one work.
