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Another season with Cinema Project has come and gone and we would like to thank the many individuals, organizations, and local businesses that helped to make it happen. A special thanks goes out to the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts for supporting our visiting artist and curator series. Their support allowed us to bring Naomi Uman, Stephanie Schulte Strathaus, Leonard Retel Helmrich, Makino Takashi, and Kamal Aljafari to Portland.
While the city finally heats up, Cinema Project is busy planning a whole new set of programs for fall. As a heads up, look out for us in September at PICA's TBA Fest. We're also excited to announce that fall 2010 is the official unveiling of our new website! Keep in the loop by signing up for our email list if you haven't already done so or consider becoming a member to receive discounted admission to screenings. But until then, have a great summer.
See you at the Cinema!
Autumn Campbell, Jeremy Rossen, Heather Lane, and Mia Ferm
Cinema Project wishes to thank...
the spring 2010 visiting artists and curators
Kamal Aljafari, Leonard Retel Helmrich, Makino Takashi, Naomi Uman, and Stephanie Schulte Strathaus.
these individuals
Brian Mumford, Camela Raymond, Enie Vaisburd, Gemma Perretta, Ina Archer, Irina Leimbacher, Jesse Malmed, Joe Linder, Karen Sheldon, Mary Francillon, May Hadoung, Megan Crotty, Michael McManus, Myles Haselhorst, Nancy Watrous, Nicola Sonstein, Pablo de Ocampo, Pardis Barjesteh, Pete Swanson, Seth Sonstein, Spencer Doran, Stephanie Snyder, Tara Jane ONeil, Terry Lawler, Tim Wenzel, and Vanessa Renwick.
and these organizations and businesses
Academy Film Archive, Ace Hotel, Ampersand, The Art Institute of Portland, Beuhlahland, The Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, The Chicago Film Archive, Clinton Street Theatre, Independent Publishing Resource Center, Jillian Weiseneck Landscape Design, Navarre, Northeast Historic Film, Northwest Film Center, Random Order Coffee House, Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Valentine's, Video Verite, and The Women's Film Preservation Fund.
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