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Women artists featured
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The works of noted women film artistt
will take the screen this weekend at the
Sheldon Film Theater.
Girl Friends by Claudia Weill, will be
shown Sunday at 3, 7 and 9 p jn. as a bene
fit for the UNL Women's Resource Center.
A reception will be from 8 to 10:45
pjn. Refreshments wilt be served. Tickets
for the film are $2.50, and those for the
film and reception are $5.
Girl Friends is about a woman in her
late 20s who tries to have a career as a
photographer. The story follows the ups
and downs of her relationship with one of
her woman friends-from the time they
were roommates through the friend's mar
riage and eventual divorce.
Melanie Mayron stars in Girt Friendsy
with Anita Skinner, Eli Wallach,
Christopher Guest, Bob Balaban, Gina
Rogak, Amy Wright, Viveca Lindfors and
Mike Kellin.
The last FilmVideo Showcase of the
season at the Sheldon Film Theater will
feature the works of Carolee Schneemann.
Schneemann will be present at each of the
evening screenings tonight and Saturday
night to discuss her work with the
audiences. Screenings are at 3 pm. and 7:30
pjn. The performance Fresh Blood, sche
duled for Saturday, will be only at 7:30
pjn. Admission is $230.
Schneemann, though an active film
maker since the mid-1960s, still is known
primarily for her works as a performance
anist. tier autobiographical trilogy,
"Fuses," "Plumb Line, and "Kitch's Last
Meal, has made her one of the most in
teresting avant-garde film artists.
Schneemann started Kitch's Last Meat
which will be screened today, after return
ing home to upstate New York from four
years in Europe. The film spans four yean
with Anthony McCall and her companion
for 19 years, the cat Kitch.
"The visual premise of the film was two
fold: to shoot one meal a week of the cat
eating, so long as she lived; and to film
what I saw the cat observing in the course
of our ordinary life, Schneemann said.
41he structure of Kitch's Last Meal is
based on that continuous texture of snared
daily life and its unknown direction and
outcome, she added. 4The death of the
cat, and the separation of the couple,
becomes the unpredicted resolutions to the
film.
Fresh Blood -A Dream Morphology is a
performed text with slides that examine
dreams and films. Schneemann will read
(with slides) her recent work, involving
structures which incorporate personal
materials with methods of non-intentiona-lity.
The visual analysis and association of
two simple dream objects builds a visual
matrix embracing such elements as archi
tecture, chemistry, physics, alchemy, god
des worship and etymology .
UNL band to give concert
The 95-member UNL Collegiate Band These will include "Symphonic Jtibil
will present its second concert of the ee" by Joseph Willcox Jenkins, "Process
spring semester at 8 pjn. Thursday in ion of the Nobles' by Rimsky-Korsakov,
Kimball Recital Hall. The concert, orig- "Overture To A New Era5 by Givaruiini
inally scheduled for April 28, will be free and "Incidental Suite, by Claude Thorn
to the public. as Smith.
Also on the program are Glenn Ossers
Under the direction of Assistant Direct- "Beguine for Band,, the John lliggins
or of Bands Robert A. Fought and gradu- arrangement of "Broadway Spectacular,
ate Assistant Director of Bands Ralph George Kcnny& "Jubilee Concert March,
Whitfield, the band will perform eight and "The Gallant Seventh March, by
works.
John Philip Sousa.
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