OPENING WEEKEND PROGRAMS:

TOMORROWLAND: CalArts in Moving Pictures
The Museum of Modern Art, NYC
May 25 - August 13
39 Provocative Programs, Over 200 Filmmakers

Animation and Experimentation: The 1970s [part 2]
Saturday, May 27, 3:30; Monday, May 29, 2:00.

Fame. 1976. Mark Kirkland. A director of The Simpsons interprets an iconic rock song. 4 min.

Animal Crackers. 1978. Mark Kirkland. A baby discovers a peaceable kingdom. 3 min.

Pass the Buck. 1978. Jorgen Klubien. A tale of greed and comeuppance by an animator who has worked with Disney, Pixar, and Laika. 2 min

Phases. 1978. Henry Selick. A mythopoetic cave painting by the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas. 4 min.

Seepage. 1981. Henry Selick. Stepping into liquid through cel animation and stop-motion puppetry. 9 min.

Papiers Animés. 1979. Paul Demeyer. A clever twist on the flip book by the director of Rugrats in Paris: The Movie. 4 min.

The Muse. 1977. Paul Demeyer. Seeking inspiration, a man creates a tower of babble. 4 min.

Where Were You in 1862? 1979. Nancy Beiman. A horse opera by a supervising animator of Disney¹s Hercules. 4 min.

Trapunto. 1979. William Groshelle. A trippy patchwork of tablecloth and curtain patterns. 5 min.

Program 40 min.