Animation Festival At The Whitney Museum Review
The Whitney hosts eleven short animated films averaging seven minutes exploring subconscious voyages and space time. Highlights include Instant Forever with a Brooklynese narrator, The Secrets of Life featuring Chico’s existential odyssey, UFOs with computergenerated imagery, 89 by Robert Breer, Hunaway a political satire via dogs, and Flowerpot a live action animated romance. The program emphasizes independent vision over coherent storytelling and runs daily at 12 with evening showings at 6 and 9 except specific closures.
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Whitney Museum
Bullwinkle
David Lubell
Aoice
Victor Facciato
Chico
God
Instant Forever
Lillian Schwartz
Ken Knowton
Film
Hieronym
Bosch
Farmer Gray
Women Liberation critique and male chauvinism in panel debate
Clive Kessler argues that real progress on Women's Liberation requires female leadership and allies. He contends men often hinder discussion through chauvinism and urges unity to advance freedom for all, warning against treating the issue as mere academic rhetoric.
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Sinn Fein
Clive Kessler
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Daniel Paget
Mark Twain
Man
Lyle Dye, Jr
Latham Playhouse
Woman's Community
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