Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

The Program in Visual Arts presents 40+ short student films created in fall 2024 semester courses. Refreshments served. No tickets required.

The Program in Visual Arts presents 40+ short student films created in fall 2024 semester courses. Refreshments served. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.

Organized by prof. Christopher Harris, a film screening series featuring 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’ films in a variety of idiosyncratic forms, using handmade methods, and unconventional materials. Includes Learning to Be Human, a special program on 4/14 showcasing rare 16mm educational films from the late ‘60s and early ’70s on loan from the Harvard Film Archive. Each screening followed by conversation with filmmakers. No tickets required.