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BAILLIE LIFE, WORK (a scrapbook)
Limited edition zine, created in honor of Bruce Baillie's return to the Bay Area and in conjunction with a week-long series of screenings, talks, and other activities by and for the artist, April 17-22, 1995. This zine was published by the San Francisco Cinematheque and very few copies exist. Contains photographs, journals, letters, and criticism, including original writing. Edited by Timoleon Wilkins. -
Avant to Live/New Experimental Works program, 5/31/1997
Flyer for the Avant to Live/New Experimental Works program, which took place on May 31, 1997. Includes films by James Schneider & Monadic Inst., Anne McGuire, Edward Schindler, Luis Recoder, Steve Dye, Thad Povey, Karen Lai, Alfonso Alvarez, Kerry Laitala, Ken Paul Rosenthal, Steve Polta, Niki Cousino, Ardele Lister, Beth Capper, Matt Day and Steve Doughton. -
Avant to Live/New Experimental Works program, 12/1992
Flyer for the Avant to Live/New Experimental Works program at Other Cinema, which took place on December 19, 1992. Includes films by Phil Patiris, Steve Dye & David Rosberg, Alfonso Alvarez, Mark Taylor, Windy Chien, Mark Street, Deke Weaver, Dean Santomieri, Jerome Cook and Gibbs Chapman. -
Avant to Live/New Experimental Works flyer, 05/1993
Flyer for the Avant to Live/New Experimental Works program at Other Cinema, which took place on May 29, 1993. Includes films by Steven Dye, David Munro, Patrick Macias, Mark Taylor, Marina McDougall, Kevin Deal, David Sherman, Todd Verow, Greta Snider, Jerome Cook, Larry Kless, Alfonso Alvarez, Michael Wallin, and Eric Saks. -
As Seen on TV program, 05/1996
Program: As Seen on TV! presented at Other Cinema May 18, 1996. Includes films by RCA, Richard Serra, Les Leveque, Phil Patiris, Jacob Bricca, Bruce Conner, Eric Saks, Robert Attanasio, and Steve Price. -
Artists' Television Access call for gallery hours flyer, circa 1989
Artists' Television Access call for gallery hours flyer, circa 1989. From the Archives of Craig Baldwin. -
Artists' Television Access calendar, Spring 1992
Artists' Television Access program cover, Spring 1992. Includes listings of Other Cinema programs. Programs include Bad Utopia; Hitchcock: North by Northwest; No (English) Dialogue; WWll: Bridge on the River Kwai; Romantic Comedies; 50's Sci-Fi; Musicals; Bogiel; U.K. (well almost); Black Workers, Their History in Struggle; The British Miners Strike; The British Miners Strike And Their Struggle; The Pittston Miners Strike and Their Struggle; Labor, The Multinationals, The Environment and GATT; The Oil Refinery Industry; and Out of Control. -
Artists' Television Access calendar, September 2014
Artists' Television Access calendar, September 2014. Includes programs presented by Other Cinema. Programs for September 4th through September 7th which include Open Screening ATA Film + Video; Favorites from the Archive; Even More Favorites; ATA Lives!!; Marshall Weber's 'Flatlands'!; Mobile Minis; Mock Up On Mu; Lutz and Dammbeck's The Net. Programs for September 6th include Things We Don't Know That We Don't Know; Pancakes + Damon Packard's Reflections On Evil; Negativland's Our Favorite Things; Myths Of Thee Underground; The Galapagos Affair Curated By Anastasia Pahules; Curious Collage!; Roswell + Confessions Of A Sociopath + Beneath The Skin; and Performance/Video. Programs for September 12th through September 17th which include Mission Eye + Ear #6; Alumni Masters Hong +Boyce+Schedelbauer; Paper Circus; and Bahahahahaha: A Queer Comedy Short Showcase. -
Artists' Television Access calendar, Jan-Feb 1989
Artists' Television Access calendar, January–February 1989. Programs include a week of panel discussions, workshops, testimonials, lectures, demonstrations, and other exploding formats. From the archives of Craig Baldwin. -
Artists' Television Access calendar, Fall 1989
Artists' Television Access calendar, Fall 1989. Includes Other Cinema program listings. Programs include All-City Super-Eightextravaganza; New Experimental Works; Innies and Outies; Innies and outies-performance evening; The Last 24 Hours-The last you'll hear of Artstrike. From the Archives of Craig Baldwin.