Single sided undated program for "On Woman : The Radical Underground in Film" shown at The Gate Theatre in 196?. Film presented included "Meshes of the Afternoon" by Maya Deren, "Schmeerguntz" by Gunver Nelson & Dorothy Wiley, "Window Water Baby Moving" by Stan Brakhage, "Cosmic Ray" by Bruce Connor [sic. ... [details]
![The New Visions Festival : Thursday September 15, 1966 Program Notes [Green Desire, Colorfilm, Georg]](/objects/images/s36585.jpg "The New Visions Festival : Thursday September 15, 1966 Program Notes [Green Desire, Colorfilm, Georg]")
Program notes for the Thursday September 15, 1966 screenings of the New Visions Festival held at The Gate Theatre, New York City. The festival featured "daring controversial work of the American Independent Film-maker. ... [details]
![New Visions Festival [Sins of the Fleshapoids, The Fugs, Night Crawlers, Scotch Tape, Evocations]](/objects/images/s26649.jpg "New Visions Festival [Sins of the Fleshapoids, The Fugs, Night Crawlers, Scotch Tape, Evocations]")
Flyer for the New Visions Festival held at The Gate Theatre in New York City, Thursday, September 15, [1966]. Featured films include "Sins of the Fleshapoids" by Michael Kuchar starring Bob Cowan and Donna Keirness, "The Fugs" by Ron Machintosh, "Night Crawlers" by Peter Goldman, "Scotch Tape" by Jack Smith, and "Evocations" by Bob Cowan. [details]
![The New Visions Festival [The Secret of Wendall Samson, Jerovi, B Lack Is, Interwoven, A Weight]](/objects/images/s26458.jpg "The New Visions Festival [The Secret of Wendall Samson, Jerovi, B Lack Is, Interwoven, A Weight]")
Flyer / program for New Visions Festival held Friday, September 16, 1966. Festival featured "daring controversial work of the American Independent Film-maker." Films included "The Secret of Wendall Samson" by Michael Kuchar, "Jerovi" by Jose Rodriguez-Soltero, "B Lack Is" by Aldo Tambellini, "Interwoven" by Mark Sadan, and "A Weight" by Ron Machintosh. [details]
Single sided flyer / announcement published in conjunction with event held October 27 and 28, [1966] featuring performances by Carla Blank, Suzushi Hanayagi, Philip Corner, Joseph Schlicter, and Meredith Monk. ... [details]
