Designers in Film: Films by the Goldsholls and Company

Friday, October 12, 2018 7:00 PM FREE
In their advertising and personal films like Night Driving (1957), Morton and Millie Goldsholl devised exciting and adventurous forms of image-making—as did their employees and collaborators. This program surveys some of the Goldsholls’ most dazzling shorts, along with underseen works by Goldsholl Studio members like Wayne Boyer, Larry Janiak, and Byron Grush. Exhibition curator Amy Beste will join Boyer, Grush, Paul Jessel and Marie Cenkner to talk about their films, their experiences with the Goldsholls, and their place at the cutting edge of experimental screen culture in Chicago.

Northwestern University

Block Museum of Art  |  40 Arts Circle Drive  |  Evanston, IL  |  60208-2140
Phone: 847.491.4000  |  Fax: 847.491.2261  |  Email: block-museum@northwestern.edu

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