Film in New York

Microscope is very pleased to present another edition of our emerging artist series YES with an online screening of works by Maggie Hazen, Georgie Roxby Smith, and Brent Watanabe. The program focuses on works that interfere with, alter, or otherwise intervene within the fixed and scripted structure of action-adventure video games.

Now Showing—Westchester Exclusive

Microscope is very pleased to present another edition of our emerging artist series YES with an online screening of works by Maggie Hazen, Georgie Roxby Smith, and Brent Watanabe. The program focuses on works that interfere with, alter, or otherwise intervene within the fixed and scripted structure of action-adventure video games.

Now Showing—Westchester Exclusive

Microscope is very pleased to present another edition of our emerging artist series YES with an online screening of works by Maggie Hazen, Georgie Roxby Smith, and Brent Watanabe. The program focuses on works that interfere with, alter, or otherwise intervene within the fixed and scripted structure of action-adventure video games.

Now Showing—Westchester Exclusive

Introduction by artist Kristin Walsh on Sunday, July 26th

Dive into the electrifying story of Banksy's iconic 2013 NYC residency, where the elusive genius unveiled 31 groundbreaking works in 31 unforgettable days.

This program is anchored by the films that were made by Duchamp directly: ANÉMIC CINÉMA and DISCS, the latter of which was made for inclusion in Hans Richter’s project DREAMS THAT MONEY CAN BUY. The program also includes Duchamp’s collaborations with René Clair & Francis Picabia (ENTR’ACTE) and Maya Deren (WITCH’S CRADLE), his appearances in films by Andy Warhol, and a filmed interview with Duchamp.

When a loosely defined guerrilla art movement called No Wave coalesced in the gutted Lower East Side of the late 1970s and ’80s, Amos Poe, arguably the first punk filmmaker, was immediately identified as one of its leading lights.

Screening and Discussion with Bob Dylan Center director Steven Jenkins

Screening of Chris Burden's videos Big Wrench and The Big Wheel, presented with Electronic Arts Intermix. Chris Burden gained international attention in the 1970s as an influential and often controversial figure in the West Coast body art, performance and conceptual art movements.

Private Screening AND Q&A. Come and meet Dan Welden, Judge for our Abstract Show as he presents his film “Lasting Impressions” Join us in a 58-minute intimate journey through the life & work of world renowned painter/printmaker, innovator and teacher, Dan...