From Hufffriend Judy Lieff:

Please RSVP to the Eventbrite page to assure your space.
($10 suggested donation for non-NYFVC members goes to help cover music and print costs).

What:  Banjo Films!
When: Friday, March 22, doors at 6:30pm
Where: The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
RSVPs:  This event is free to members and non-members, but please RSVP to the Eventbrite page to help us assure your spot and help the library manage the event.

About the Films
To Hear Your Banjo Play (1947)
Produced and Directed by Irving Lerner and Willard Van Dyke
Written by Alan Lomax
Photographed by Richard Leacock
Featuring: Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Baldwin Hayes, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGee, Texas Gladden, Margot Mayo’s American Square Dance Group

The High Lonesome Sound (1962)
Produced and directed by John Cohen
Featuring Roscoe Holcomb, Bill Monroe, Shepard Family

Kids, give a read to the NYTimes article.

Allow me to strongly suggest binge-watching Succession on HBO: production designer Stephen Huffbunny Carter.

Jug band music was so sweet to me…

Tickets.

It’s the bragging life.  I can’t help myself. In the words of Huffbunny JP, I get excited.

In the battle for justice and equality, The Satanic Temple is putting up a hell of a fight.

Awesome premier of Penny Lane’s Hail Satan? at Sundance this past Friday.  Huffbunny Cheatle, Executive Producer.  Gabriel Sedgwick, who, with his mom, sat in with the Huffs one night last year @ Bighouse, Producer.  Hail Hard Working Movies!  Hail Magnolia Pictures.  Hail Penny Lane.

Huffbunny Cheatle’s film now on iTunes.

International Documentary Association 2018 Awards:

MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A. (WINNER)
(Abramorama. Director/Producer: Steve Loveridge. Producers: [Huffbunny] Lori Cheatle, Paul Mezey and Andrew Goldman)

Artist [ahem, Huffbunny!] Jonathan Fabricant regularly makes hand-rubbed prints in his studio from linoleum blocks, placing paper directly on the inked block and rubbing the back of the paper to create the image. In exploring larger abstract images, he has been using the press at the Russell Janis Studio to accommodate the new scale and complexity of these orchestrated carved blocks. It has been exciting for us to work with Jonathan on Toggle 2018, his latest limited edition linoleum block print. This fresh, playful composition of carefully positioned circles in squares is revealed through the layering of the primary colors red, yellow and blue in multiple passes through the press.