The Price of Rights
UCSB’s MultiCultural Center will screen film about the “Mississippi Burning” murders of 1964.
Month: January 2011
Dance Film Installation at CAF
Choreograher Robin Bisio and filmmaker Ted Mills collaborate on Nymphaea, which features performer Erika Kloumann and was shot at Lotusland.
Iron & Wine
For most artists, reinvention is not a one-shot deal, but a gradual and painstaking process—and one that’s rarely met with open arms.
Lucky Dragons Want to Perform with You, Not for You
The Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum will host the L.A. experimentalists on Thursday, February 3.
Great Debate
Cary Nelson, Stanley Fish will discuss modern academic freedom at this year’s Arthur Rupe debate.
Trash Turmoil Stirs Debate over Competition
Rising consultant costs renew focus on single-source negotiations with MarBorg.
The Return of Deeper Shade of Blue
Jack McCoy’s ode to wave riding, which made its debut at this year’s SBIFF, gets a nationwide screening.
127 Hours Late
Critic says James Franco is worth the wait amidst a blissful kickoff to SBIFF 2011.
Saturday Film Fest Report
Our man in the theater spends 160 minutes with the real James Franco; plus, writer’s panel and movies.
Abalone Fishing
By the turn of the century, Santa Barbara was home to one of California’s most successful fishing enterprises.