Cine-Gastronomy

Cine-Gastronomy: An Evening of Taste, Tones, and Moving Images

Presented by Canyon Cinema, Southern Exposure, and 500 Capp Street

Thank you for joining us for Cine-Gastronomy. Though the event has ended, you can still support the work behind it. You can still donate to uplift three Bay Area artist-driven organizations dedicated to experimental film, food, and cultural dialogue.

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Photo Credit: Still from Melting (Thom Andersen, 1965)

ABOUT THE PROJECT PARTNERS

Southern Exposure (SoEx) is an artist-centered nonprofit organization committed to supporting visual artists. Through our extensive and innovative programming, SoEx strives to experiment, collaborate and further educate while providing an extraordinary resource center and forum for Bay Area and national artists and youth in our Mission District space and off-site, in the public realm.

500 Capp Street is a historic home turned work of art and is a 360-degree portrait of pioneering conceptual artist David Ireland. Through its exhibitions, guided tours, public programs, archival collections, and community partnerships, the house continues to be a vital catalyst for artistic dialogue, bringing together artists, researchers, teachers, students and the public in growing and participating in an artist-driven community. 500 Capp Street is not a museum or static historic home in the traditional sense. It is dynamic in its form and creation. It is a living sculpture.

Canyon Cinema Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about independent, non-commercial, experimental, avant-garde, and artist-made moving images. We manifest this commitment by providing access to our unrivaled collection to universities and cultural organizations worldwide, as well as cultivating scholarship and appreciation of artist-made cinema. We ensure the experience of rare film works in their original medium while also reaching new audiences through our growing digital distribution program.