BLACK LODGE melds dance, rock music, classical string quartet, and opera. Created and directed by Mass Art Alum Sandra Powers

The 34-year-old writes, produces, and directs her own films. Her calling card is dreamlike, emotional authenticity.

Oct 21, 7pm at the DMC Lecture Hall

Familiar Phantoms -2023 | Experimental | 40 min

by Søren Lind & Larissa Sansour

As the election for the next president of the United States of America quickly approaches, VDB is pleased to highlight work from the collection concerned with American politics, leadership, and state communications in the VDB TV program Democracy and Demagoguery.

I like my films because I didn’t make them; God made them.

The U.S. premiere of Christian Marclay's epic video montage weaves clips from French New Wave to Hollywood blockbusters: Apr 17-Sep 1, 2025.

In fall 2024, the List Visual Arts Center will present the first solo exhibition in over a decade of Steina, the pathbreaking media artist whose work traverses video, music, and technology through a commitment to spontaneity and play.

A temporary public art initiative by Emerson College in dialogue with Boston's commemorative landscape and makes hidden histories visible, funded by a grant from the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture (MOAC).

Charles Atlas: About Time is the first U.S. museum survey of the pioneering artist who brought dance to film. On view October 10, 2024 - March 16, 2025.

Amidst the chaos and destruction of the brutal Russian invasion of Ukraine, three artists find inspiration and beauty...

Madison Avenue advertising man Roger Thornhill finds himself thrust into the world of spies when he is mistaken for a man by the name of George Kaplan. Foreign spy Philip Vandamm and his henchman Leonard try to eliminate him but when Thornhill tries to make sense of the case, he is framed for murder.

2025 submissions are now open. BUFF seeks films that celebrate alternative visions and sounds, offering a platform that connects filmmakers with one another and our intelligent, engaged, and incredibly passionate audience, and encourages new ideas in celebration of work that pushes the envelope in style and content.

The Roxbury International Film Festival (ROXFILM) is the largest festival in New England dedicated to celebrating the work of filmmakers creating films celebrating people of color. ROXFILM showcases feature-length films, documentaries, shorts and animation. We are particularly committed to screening works by filmmakers with a connection to the New England area, however we also screen works by filmmakers from around the world as well.

THE CALL FOR EXPANDED CINEMA IS CURRENTLY OPEN. MONO NO AWARE cinema arts nonprofit organization has announced our open call for expanded cinema works - selected works are exhibited at the bi-annual festival in Brooklyn NY - flight and accommodations are paid.