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Header image: (Left to right) Rutland’s Ethnic Festival, photo by Shawn Pemrick; a Catamount Arts concert in 2019; Vermont Symphony Orchestra at Farmers’ Night in the Statehouse; JAG Productions’ Theater on the Hill, photo by Lars Blackmore; Festival of Fools in Burlington, photo by Kyle Tansley.
A true case of underground filmmaking both capturing and influencing a cultural zeitgeist, George A. Romero's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) transformed the horror genre by combining gruesome gore with acute social commentary. The original dialogue will be included with the new live musical score! NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, Directed by George A. […]
An evening of 16mm celluloid chemically processed with wild plants by the French/American filmmaking collective Le Ratoire, including the world premiere of Sediments (2023), filmed while canoeing the Mahicannittuk (Hudson) river and processed with invasive species collected along the journey. Le Ratoire is a filmmaking collective composed of Léa Lanoë, Pierre Borel (Labo L'argent, Marseille, […]
With a dynamic mix of sincerity and irony, Seattle composer Lori Goldston presents an original cello score to films by Harry Smith in honor of his birth centenary year, inspired by his work as framer and amplifier of the sublime craft and beauty of organic indigenous, folk and underground cultures. “The first part depicts the […]
