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This week, look for classic scary films from the 1920s, political films from the 1970s, and unnerving animations from the last few years.
This week's media arts scene is a hall of mirrors, with events designed to disrupt, rearrange and reset your sense of perception.
This week's media arts scene features the beginning of several large events, including Filmforum's 24-show screening series dedicated to experimental filmmaking in Los Angeles, as well as UCLA's excellent series, LA Rebellion: Creating a New Black Cine...
The opening of Pacific Standard Time, a soundwalk, tiny films, video projections and more make this a busy weekend for media art lovers.
This week's media art projects feature clarinets, a muted trumpet, hand processing, future paranoia, Method acting and sculptures driven by data.
LA-based filmmaker Sharon Lockhart's film 'Podworka' bristles with a riveting intensity.
Journalist Christabel Nsiah-Buadi talks to the Godfather of Independent Cinema, Melvin Van Peebles.
LEDs, infrared light, utopian fantasy, inappropriate material and Hollywood's impact on politics all contribute to this week's media art scene in LA.
Spatialized sound, eye movement research, light sculpture, mediated images and an interactive dandelion are part of this week's LA media art scene.
The industry that helped put L.A. on the map is now asking our state legislators to extend tax credits for producing low- and moderate-budget television shows and films in California.
As one stunning example of 3D filmmaking disappears this weekend, another one appears.
Watch a slideshow of behind the scenes of Departures at the L.A. River Ramble.