Ships Passing on the Huangpu River and Afternoon in Jiming Temple at Anthology Film Archives on 1/27/2015

Ships Passing and Afternoon in Jiming Temple will be screened in a program of experimental documentary films, curated by Tova Beck-Friedman at Anthology Film Archives in NY City. January looks to be a very exciting month! Details forthcoming.

Expanded Cinema Trio live in Takoma Park, Md.

Here is a recording of the performance last thursday in Takoma Park. I always enjoy screening and performing with Gary and Dan and last week was no exception.
Fortunately, Gary managed to capture a great recording.
Look for more shows in the New Year

Here are some additional details:

Expanded Cinema is an audiovisual project combining showings of silent super 8 films by Chris Lynn with live scored and improvised sound accompaniment by Daniel Barbiero, Gary Rouzer and Lynn.
credits
released 14 December 2014

Chris Lynn – film, percussion, objects, field recording, projector
Daniel Barbiero – double bass, preparations, iPad
Gary Rouzer – cello, clarinet, objects, tapes
Pat Doyen also provided dual projection!
photo courtesy of Gary Rouzer
Enjoy!

Early Winter Improv-Expanded Cinema in Takoma Park this Thursday! 12/11/14

This should be lots of fun-
Unedited Super 8 films shown concurrently with a structured improvisation for double bass, cello, clarinet, objects, and iPad. Daniel Barbiero (double bass & iPad), Gary Rouzer (cello, clarinet, & objects), Chris H Lynn (filmmaker & objects).

Pat Doyen is projecting and will also be screening two of here films from Louisiana on Super 8 film!

11 December at 7:30 PM. 7500 Maple Ave, Takoma Park, MD 20912, USA

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Baoying Window and Ships Passing at the Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinamericano Havana, Cuba Dec 4-14, 2014

I am really thrilled to be part of this epic screening series in Havana Cuba.
Contemporary Experimental Films: Program 6
Here is the program
http://vimeo.com/81468651

Expanded Cinema in Takoma Park, Md on 12/11/14

j drifting hours super 8
At this live experimental cinema and sound event, filmmakers and sound artists collaborate to create a new audiovisual experience. The evening features unedited Super 8 films shot by Chris H. Lynn accompanied by a live improvised score from Daniel Barbiero, Gary Rouzer, and Chris H. Lynn. The score will include double bass, clarinet, cello, objects, and various sound sources. The rhythm of the projector and the internal tempo of the shots will also contribute to the audiovisual experience.

Suggested $10 donation.

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This event is part of the City of Takoma Park’s “We Are Takoma” series. We Are Takoma offers a range of programming featuring the talents of local, regional and international performers. The series provides the community with an affordable cultural experience and an opportunity to engage with performers. Events include monthly poetry readings, an ongoing film series, art openings, concerts, dance performances, and more, much more.