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AgX members participating in a 16mm Bolex camera skillshare.
AgX members hanging hand-processed film to dry outside of the darkroom.
High school students participating in a 16mm Bolex camera workshop at AgX.
Visiting filmmaker Alex MacKenzie leading an expanded cinema workshop at AgX.
Audience members at "Temporal Currents II: Experimental Sound + Film" at the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum.
Join us for the next monthly general meeting for current members. Prospective members welcome too!
AgX is pleased to welcome Mexico City-based filmmaker Annalisa D. Quagliata Blanco (a member of our sister organization, LEC) to present her new feature film, ¡Aoquic iez in Mexico! ¡Ya México no existirá más! Mexico will no longer exist! (2024). This screening will take place in the main theater of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, with an introduction by Saul Levine. A Q&A with the filmmaker will follow.
The AgX Film Collective and the Lucy Parsons Center co-present a screening of Chicago-based artist and filmmaker M. Woods’ feature film BODY PROP as part of a multi-city screening tour this spring. Following the screening will be an in-person discussion with the filmmaker.
Join us for the next monthly general meeting for current members. Prospective members welcome too!
This workshop will explore alternative (eco/kitchen-sink) processing techniques on black and white film. There are a variety of recipes that yield excellent results. Film developing is never completely environmentally friendly, but you can minimize the risk to yourself and the environment significantly by processing your film with the recipes that we will teach in this class. We will teach both negative and reversal processing with chemicals easily accessible to the average person.
From the personal to the necropolitical, the artists in this program grapple with their own position as witnesses and the camera apparatus, the emulsion on the celluloid film strip, subtitles, video and audio signals as fickle and elusive, yet powerful, forms of evidence, while simultaneously embracing the relationship between sensing and making sense.
