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Ack! Today is the last day to submit to the first annual GAZE Moving Image Showcase! Don't miss this opportunity to share your work! Please submit and help spread the word! . GAZE seeks submissions of short moving image works of any form, exploring any subject or theme for our first annual Moving Image Showcase to take place virtually late autumn 2020 in partnership with the Artists' Television Access in San Francisco. .... There is no submission fee. Submission deadline: Monday October 26, 2020 11:59pm PT Submit your work online: gazefilmseries.wordpress.com/about/ . GAZE is a film series based out of Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco that prioritizes work by Women, Trans, Genderqueer, and Non-binary artists. We promote artistic expression rooted in feminist politics, and foster dialogue around theories of the moving image as they relate to experiences of people of marginalized genders. As part of the Bay Area's robust network of experimental film communities, we seek to showcase the surreal, experimental, political, abstract, narrative, personal, and documentary forms. . Currently, GAZE is curated by Alex Cruse, Shibean Edamame and Nicky Tavares. Past GAZE curators have include Mallary Abel Heaton, Adrianne Finelli, Targol Mesbah, Tessa Siddle, Diana Ruíz, Brenda Contreras, Kelly Pendergrast, Nadia Shihab, and Meredith Sward. See more

Just 5 days left to submit to the first annual GAZE Moving Image Showcase! Don't miss this opportunity to share your work! Please submit and help spread the word! GAZE seeks submissions of short moving image works of any form, exploring any subject or theme for our first annual Moving Image Showcase to take place virtually late autumn 2020 in partnership with the Artists' Television Access in San Francisco. There is no submission fee. Submission deadline: Monday October 26,... 2020 11:59pm PT Submit your work online: gazefilmseries.wordpress.com/about/ GAZE is a film series based out of Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco that prioritizes work by Women, Trans, Genderqueer, and Non-binary artists. We promote artistic expression rooted in feminist politics, and foster dialogue around theories of the moving image as they relate to experiences of people of marginalized genders. As part of the Bay Area's robust network of experimental film communities, we seek to showcase the surreal, experimental, political, abstract, narrative, personal, and documentary forms. Currently, GAZE is curated by Alex Cruse, Shibean Edamame, Nicky Tavares. Past GAZE curators have include Mallary Abel Heaton, Adrianne Finelli, Targol Mesbah, Tessa Siddle, Diana Ruíz, Brenda Contreras, Kelly Pendergrast, Nadia Shihab, and Meredith Sward.

Now accepting submissions for GAZE’s 1st annual Moving Image Showcase! GAZE seeks submissions of short moving image works of any form, exploring any subject or theme for our first annual Moving Image Showcase to take place virtually late autumn 2020 in partnership with the Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco. There is no submission fee. Submission deadline: Monday October 26, 2020 11:59pm PT... Submit your work online: gazefilmseries.wordpress.com/about/ GAZE is a film series based out of Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco that prioritizes work by Women, Trans, Genderqueer, and Non-binary artists. We promote artistic expression rooted in feminist politics, and foster dialogue around theories of the moving image as they relate to experiences of people of marginalized genders. As part of the Bay Area's robust network of experimental film communities, we seek to showcase the surreal, experimental, political, abstract, narrative, personal, and documentary forms. Currently, GAZE is curated by Alex Cruse, Shirin Adhami and Nicky Tavares. Past GAZE curators have included Mallary Abel Heaton, Adrianne Finelli, Targol Mesbah, Tessa Siddle, Diana Ruíz, Brenda Contreras, Kelly Pendergrast, Nadia Shihab, and Meredith Sward.

GAZE is proud to partner with @sanfranciscocinematheque for CROSSROADS 2020 Program 9, 'as long as there is breath,' presented online this Saturday, August 29 at 7:00pm PST. Admission is free! Co-presented by @SmallPressTraffic this screening includes: Girl is Presence (2020) by Lynne Sachs and Anne Lesley Selcer; Lore (2019) by Sky Hopinka; Oh My Homeland (2019) by Stephanie Barber; As Long As There Is Breath (2020) by Emily Chao; Amusement Ride (2019) by Tomonari Nishikawa; All My Life (1966) by Bruce Baillie; Fallen Arches (2018) by Simon Liu; We Carry With Us Our Mother (2019) by Olivia Ciummo; Corriente (Stream) (2019) by Diana Sánchez Maciel; Feast (2019) by Mike Hoolboom; Vever (for Barbara) (2019) by Deborah Stratman.

As a film series that prioritizes work by historically under-represented artists, GAZE condemns the systemic violence and oppression perpetrated upon the Black community since the founding of this nation and stands with Black Lives Matter. . Please check out this compiled list of anti-racist resources. https://linktr.ee/we_got_this . Sign petitions, contact officials, donate, protest, share resources, support Black-owned businesses, and make the commitment to educate yoursel...f and those around you. . . #blacklivesmatter #BLM #brionnataylor #brionnataylorwasmurdered #justiceforbreonnataylor #sayhername #georgefloyd #justiceforgeorgefloyd #amaudarbery #justiceforamaudarbery #nojusticenopeace See more

Don’t miss the GAZE Animation Spectacular IV this Thursday 10/24 at Artists' Television Access! Join us for an evening of 16 original animated works that explore cinephilic obsession, deception for personal gain, spatial memory as a site for healing, disorientation as form of radical resistance and so much more! Featuring works by Shubhangi Singh, Karly Stark, Michelle Trujillo, Laurie O'Brien, Bean Crane, Jenna Anne Turner, Kristin Reeves, Carey Lin, Gabriel Gilder, Asma Kaz...mi, Hannah Hamalian, Alison Davis, Kathleen Quillian, Salise, Hughes, and Youna Song. Doors open at 7:30PM, show starts at 8PM. . . GAZE is a film series based out of Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco that prioritizes work by Women, Trans, Genderqueer, and Non-binary artists. GAZE promotes a feminist artistic expression and creates dialogue around the moving image. Since we are an on-going series, we accept work year-round, with limited deadlines and no submission fees. For more information visit our facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/805579633191685/ See more

We are pleased to announce the program lineup for GAZE Animation Spectacular IV! Thanks to all who submitted and helped spread the world! Featuring works by Shubhangi Singh, Karly Stark, Michelle Trujillo, Laurie O'Brien, Robin Bean Crane, Jenna Anne Turner, Carey Lin, Gabriel Gilder, Asma Kazmi, Hannah Hamalian, Kathleen Quillian, Alison Davis, Salise Hughes & Youna Song

Now accepting submissions for GAZE's 4th Animation Showcase to take place October 24, 2019! GAZE seeks submissions of short animated works of any genre exploring any subject or theme for our fourth all-animation screening to take place on October 24, 2019 at the Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco. There is no submission fee. Submission deadline: Thursday August 1, 2019... Submit your work online: https://gazefilmseries.wordpress.com//animation-showcase-/ GAZE is a film series based out of Artists’ Television Access in San Francisco that prioritizes work by Women, Trans, Genderqueer, and Non-binary artists. GAZE promotes a feminist artistic expression and creates dialogue related to the influence of moving image.

GAZE is very pleased to be a community partner of the 10th Annual CROSSROADS Film Festival presented by San Francisco Cinemathequeand SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art! Please join us for Crossroads 10, program 4: yes yes yes no no no on Saturday, June 8 at 3:15 pm. This program is dedicated to the memory of Carolee Schneemann (19392019). ... Anticipated artists in person: Richard Ashrowan, Lorenzo Gattorna, Lucy Kerr, Courtney Stephens, and T2R/Laura Gillmore. No need to stop at Program 4! There are 10 exciting programs beginning June 7th through June 9th. See you there!

Come by Friday night to support our host institution!

Artists Television Access is GAZE's host institution. If you can afford it, please consider donating so that we can continue serving up independent and experimental media in the next year.