Closer By The Minute - No Sense Of Time
Aug
31
to Nov 23

Closer By The Minute - No Sense Of Time

Closer By The Minute, No Sense Of Time brings together three video installations and a photography exhibit that explore the passage of time, the impact of our choices, and our relationship with the world. The exhibition delves into human existence, memory, the environment, and material consumption, reflecting on how we perceive our lives in a changing world.

URL to BAS KONSTHALL

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FIRE - POPUP EXHIBITION  UNDERGROUND BDW
Oct
24
to Oct 25

FIRE - POPUP EXHIBITION UNDERGROUND BDW

  • Parking Gallery by LCI Barcelona (map)
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For the popup exhibition "UNDERGROUND BDW," we posed a thought-provoking question to our friends: if their house were on fire and they had just one minute to grab important items, what would they choose to save? This question invites deep reflection on personal values and priorities, revealing the items that hold the most significance—whether it's cherished family heirlooms, vital documents, or essential electronics.

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Ågesta film screening at British Cultural Film Festival & Market
Sep
10
11:30 AM11:30

Ågesta film screening at British Cultural Film Festival & Market

British Cultural Film Festival & Market (BCFF) is Crawley's first-ever film festival. It'll be hosted by the Crawley Film Initiative (a non-profit cultural hub) at The Hawth Theatre. The festival will be accessible from all over the world due to it being located within a 10-minute journey from Gatwick International Airport.

The event consists of;
- Keynote Event Speaker; Peter Egan (Downton Abbey & After Life).
- Buyers Market
- Network Events
- CFI Talks from industry professionals will be broadcast globally.
- Film-related workshops.
- Feature film screenings.
- A short film corner.
- An award ceremony for the Films submitted.

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Ågesta r3 - a ripple in time screening at The 12th International Uranium Film Festival in Rio de Janeiro at Modern Art Museum Cinematheque (MAM Rio)
May
18
to May 28
Life on Wheels Screening and discussion
Mar
28
6:00 PM18:00

Life on Wheels Screening and discussion

https://www.tekniskamuseet.se/pa-gang/i-backspegeln-efter-bilsamhallet/

Tekniska museet, Museivägen 7, Norra Djurgården. Buss 69 till Museiparken


Kvällens program

Efter filmen följer ett inspirerande och framåtblickande samtal om mobilitet i framtidens stad och varför bilen ibland lockar oss mer än hållbara färdmedel.

Deltagare i samtalet:

  • Malin Andersson (Drive Sweden)

  • Åsa Minoz, (Viable Cities)

  • Alexander Ståhle (Spacescape)

  • Anna Kramers (KTH) och Mia Hesselgren (KTH).

Filmskaparna Hi-Jin och David Hodge finns på plats under kvällen.

Praktisk information

När: 28 mars
Tid: 18.00 – 20.30
Var: Parkettsalen, plan 3

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TALBAR (film screening and debate) of Ågesta R3 documentary
Mar
16
5:00 PM17:00

TALBAR (film screening and debate) of Ågesta R3 documentary

Please join us for TALBAR and the screening of the documentary film "Ågesta R3 – A ripple in time" at the Tekniska museum on March 16th and learn about the Swedish first commercial nuclear reactor. 

https://www.tekniskamuseet.se/pa-gang/talbar-karnkraft-kulturarv/

Kvällens program

Förutom livliga debatter, där publiken är välkommen att delta, utlovar kvällen även en exklusiv filmvisning av dokumentären ”Ågesta R3 – A ripple in time” och visning i nya utställningen Salong Energi – Ågesta Kraftverk.

I dokumentären ”Ågesta R3 – A ripple in time” tar regissörerna David Hodge och Hi-jin Kang Hodge med oss på en resa om kärnkraftens politiska, sociala och ekonomiska roll i dagens snabbt föränderliga energisystem. Genom djupintervjuer och poetiskt berättande utforskar filmen några av de existentiella frågorna kring kärnkraften. 

I samtalspanelen gästar:

  • Anna Strömberg från Intellecta är moderator.

  • Christopher Eckerberg, Ågestachef från Vattenfall.

  • Hi-jin Hodge och David Hodge, filmskaparna bakom dokumentären

  • Magdalena Tafvelin Heldner, Anders Lindeberg och Christian Stadius från Tekniska museet.

  • Eva Dahlström Rittsél, utredare på kulturmiljöavdelningen på Riksantikvarieämbetet.

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Life on Wheels at Rochester Street Films- a film screening and panel discussion about how we can build a more multi-modal future.
Jun
16
6:30 PM18:30

Life on Wheels at Rochester Street Films- a film screening and panel discussion about how we can build a more multi-modal future.

  • Rochester Street Films - the little theatre 1 (map)
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THE PROGRAM:

A look back in history shows us that Rochesterians once enjoyed a world-class subway and trolley system and our city was a bastion for biking in the U.S. But like most American cities, during the era of highway construction in the latter part of the 20th century, Rochester succumbed to a car-centric culture and built its existence around the automobile.

We will use “Life on Wheels” as a springboard to reflect on how we might transform our city once again to a place where people and vibrancy are prioritized over speeding vehicles, and where seas of asphalt are replaced with shared roadways and green space.

Following the film, there will be live discussion with local leaders moderated by David Streever, Digital Content Manager at WXXI. As a recent transplant to Rochester, David will bring a fresh perspective to the conversation.

Over the course of the evening, we will:

*Talk about the individual and societal benefits we’ll see if we can inspire more people to get around by bus, by rail, on bike, and on foot.

*Learn about the City and County’s plans to make policy shifts and invest in transit, biking and walking, and the steps RTS is taking to improve our public transit system.

*Hear from NYS State Senators Samra Brouk & Jeremy Cooney about how state level funding and policies can help drive change.

*Consider how we might use the energy of the local climate movement to lessen car dependency and carbon emissions.

THE PANELISTS:

Ana Liss, Director of Planning & Development, Monroe County
Abby McHugh-Grifa, Executive Director, Climate Solutions Accelerator
Rich Perrin, Commissioner of Dept of Env Services, City of Rochester
Miguel Velazquez, Deputy CEO, Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority

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"Life on Wheels" Virtual Screening & Conversation
Nov
12
6:30 PM18:30

"Life on Wheels" Virtual Screening & Conversation

Online Event by Metropolitan Planning Council
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. CST
VIEW RECORDED CONVERSATION HERE

Join MPC for our first virtual documentary screening of Life on Wheels from the safety and comfort of home. Grab your favorite drink, relax and enjoy this interactive experience with us. 

Life on Wheels tells the compelling story of a culture on the verge of a revolution that will transform our economy, our environment, and the rhythms of our everyday lives. In this documentary, a collection of mobility mavens, technologists, and visionaries takes viewers on a journey through the highways, back alleys, and futurescapes of transportation – how we get from here to there. Life on Wheels addresses the promises, dangers, and absurdities of our current auto-centric transportation system and explores new possibilities and stories of change. The subject of mobility has vast implications. It touches our core values of freedom, health, safety, and happiness. It hits our pocketbooks and impacts how we spend our time and energy. It literally shapes our landscapes, cities, and social conditions. The path we choose will have profound implications for us and for future generations.

This film brings together disparate voices to paint pictures of potential futures based on new social movements and lifestyle trends, emerging technologies, and new business models. We depict an entire industry and infrastructure on the brink of fundamental change. As businesses, citizens, and policymakers make decisions that will shape our movements for the decades to come, the voices in this film offer vital new perspectives. It’s an urgent conversation with complex consequences. 

Read more about the film on Forbes.

Panelists: 

  • Andrew Broderick, AICP, Senior Designer, Perkins&Will

  • Emily Castor Warren, Senior Policy Advisor, Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates

  • Romina Castillo, Community Planner, Muse Community Design

Moderator: 

  • Audrey Wennink, Director of Transportation, Metropolitan Planning Council

Thank you to our event partner, SmartGO, and Perkins&Will for generously sponsoring this event.

Register today!

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Bifrost Talks Mobility: Life on Wheels – How will the pandemic affect the new normal in mobility?
Oct
29
4:00 PM16:00

Bifrost Talks Mobility: Life on Wheels – How will the pandemic affect the new normal in mobility?

Online Event by Nordic Innovation House

Thu, October 29, 2020
8:00 AM - 9: AM Pacific Time
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM CET

If you want to see the webinar again or if you weren’t able to see it live, find it recorded on Youtube, click here

The film Life on Wheels tells the compelling story of a culture on the verge of a revolution that will transform our economy, our environment, and the rhythms of our everyday lives. It coincides with many changes cities are now considering with regards to road space and transit.

With the film as a baseline, we invite you to an event focusing on the new normal for mobility in our cities globally.

  • How will the pandemic affect the need for mobility services?

  • Is shared mobility outdated?

  • What will our cities look like post-Covid?

  • What opportunities for change does the pandemic carry with it?

During this virtual event we will get the chance to hear the perspectives of the filmmakers as well as the perspectives of a renowned panel moderated by Timothy Papandreou.

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Life on Wheels (90min) preview at Nordic Future Mobility Summit
Jan
16
5:00 PM17:00

Life on Wheels (90min) preview at Nordic Future Mobility Summit

Registration only.

https://www.nordicfuturemobility.com

After the viewing of the film a panel discussion will be held where topics from the film will be discussed. This will be followed by a reception hosted by the Nordic Consulates in San Francisco.

Speakers and Panelists:

Emily Castor Venture Partner at Fontinalis Partners

Amanda Eaken Director of Transportation at NRDC

Joshua Schank Chief Innovation Officer at Los Angeles County Metro

Gerry Tierney, Associate Principal and Co-Director of the Mobility Lab at Perkins and Will

Shin-pei Tsay, Director of Policy, Cities and Transportation at Uber

Jessica Alba Transportation Policy Manager at Stanford University

Location: Cubberley Auditorium, 485 Lasuen Mall, Stanford, CA 94305

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THE ROAD AHEAD: REIMAGINING MOBILITY at The COOPER HEWITT
Dec
14
to Mar 31

THE ROAD AHEAD: REIMAGINING MOBILITY at The COOPER HEWITT

The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility presents 40 design projects inspired by the technologies that will change how we move people, goods, and services in the future. With the rapid convergence of data and design innovation, cities are becoming smarter and transport options are multiplying. The Road Ahead encourages visitors to creatively consider how droids, bots, drones, and more can make streetscapes safer, transportation more equitable, and cities more sustainable. Arup, MIT, Höweler + Yoon, Toyota, IDEO, and Waymo are among the cutting-edge research institutions, designers, and manufacturers whose works and ideas are featured in the exhibition, which also includes a college design showcase highlighting innovative concepts from design’s next generation.

https://www.cooperhewitt.org/channel/road-ahead/

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Skies Calling Skies Falling (prologue) selected at 2018 SFDFF
Oct
14
6:00 PM18:00

Skies Calling Skies Falling (prologue) selected at 2018 SFDFF

  • Brava Theater Center in SF’s Mission District (map)
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Screening at the 2018 San Francisco Dance Film Festival, October 11 - 14 at the Brava Theater Center in SF’s Mission District.

http://www.sfdancefilmfest.org

http://www.sfdancefilmfest.org/2018-schedule/closing-night/

Sunday, October 14, 6:00 PM

Brava Theater
2781 24th Street, San Francisco
MAP | BART | Parking Info

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In the light of Bergman -  A life on Fårö
Jul
14
3:00 PM15:00

In the light of Bergman - A life on Fårö

Premier of "In the light of Bergman - A life on Fårö".

A film about the people of Fårö and the impact Bergman had on them and the impact they had on him. 

In celebration of Ingmar Bergman's 100th birthday. 

https://www.bergmancenter.se/kalender/100-ar-pa-ett-dygn-fira-bergman-med-oss/

talk after the film screening
Talk after the screening (PHOTO: Hans Kronekvist)

Talk after the screening (PHOTO: Hans Kronekvist)

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Who Do You Trust - Selected by the San Francisco Dance Film Festival
Oct
22
6:30 PM18:30

Who Do You Trust - Selected by the San Francisco Dance Film Festival

Who Do You Trust 

Who Do You Trust has been selected to be in the San Francisco Dance Film Festival. This is the 8th annual festival, featuring over 90 dance films at multiple San Francisco venues   

SCHEDULE

It will be screened on October 22nd at 6:30pm as one of the local shorts featured in the festival at the Brava Theater. You can watch trailers and learn more about the festival here.

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This film explores the universal question of what trust means and how we perceive it … using new cinematic portraiture techniques and modern dance we hope to draw viewers deep into the questions of how our ever changing society interacts with the concepts of trust. Also will technology change our ideas about trust as we move deeper into a transparent world? 

The film features KAMBARA + DANCERS and a score by Joan Jeanrenaud. 

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Skies Calling Skies Falling
Oct
12
to Oct 14

Skies Calling Skies Falling

  • Wilsey Center for Opera | San Francisco War Memorial Building (map)
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Skies Calling Skies Falling a world premiere - in the Taube Atrium Theater at the Wilsey Center in the War Memorial Building. This will be the first Margaret Jenkins Dance Company home season since 2014, and will include media from filmmakers and video artists David and Hi-Jin Hodge.  Site Series (Inside Outside) will also be performed following its successful tour in Sweden.  Save the date!

Wilsey Center for Opera | San Francisco War Memorial Building
Thursday, October 12 at 8:00 pm
Friday, October 13 at 8:00 pm
Saturday, October 14 at 8:00 pm

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