From the MFJ we are thrilled to announce the publication of Millennium Film Journal No. 57 "Violence in Artists' Cinema."  The copies arrived from the printer yesterday.

It includes articles on the recent work of Tony Oursler, Tony Conrad, Peggy Ahwesh, Ian Olds, Anna Marziano, and Shai Heredia and Shumona Goel, an interview with Jennifer Proctor, a new analysis of works by Catherine Elwes and David Critchley. artists' pages by Pat O'Neill and Noe Kidder, and Douglas White's in-depth analysis of the effects of the London "Destruction in Art Symposium" of 1966. The full table of contents is online at http://www.mfj-online.org/mfj-57-toc/

In reaction to another set of price increases by the US Post Office, the journal is now available in pdf format -- the very files used for printing. http://www.mfj-online.org/special_offers/

This is the 35th year of the MFJ. The next issue, due in October, will be our anniversary issue, in which we have invited a number of writers to assess the changing condition of artists' cinema in the period of the journal's publication. It is appropriately titled "Since 78." 

The journal is entirely financed by sales and advertising . . .  Every purchase helps keep us going.

no.w.here: Sequence 3 launch event
Wednesday 12th December, 19h
no.w.here, Third Floor
316 - 318 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 0AG

Please come and support no.w.here by buying a copy of Sequence 3. Event is free, Sequence 3 publication £5 (special launch price on the night)

Please join us at no.w.here for our last event of 2012 to celebrate the launch of Sequence 3 which is jam-packed with artist's pages, interviews and essays, by Jayne Parker, Bruce McClure, Peter Kennard, A. L. Rees, Nicky Hamlyn, Joséphine Michel, Neil Henderson, Andrew Vallance, Nina Power, Esther Leslie, William Raban, Vicky Smith, Hysteriography, Mareike Bernien and Kerstin Schroedinger, William English, Gustave Morin. Sequence is edited by Simon Payne.

Before we premiere the new publication we will be screening films by artist Karel Doing (new member), Jenny Baines (no.w.here member) followed by Middle Eastern and electro tunes by Fari Bradley (currently artist in residence on the no.w.here and Sound and Music Embedded residency programme).

Filmarmalade DVD launch 2010
Sunday October 3rd , 17h
BFI Delegate Centre, BFI Southbank
Belvedere Road, SE1 8XT, London UK

Filmarmalade is a new and exciting London-based publisher and DVD label specialising in contemporary artists' film and video works. For the second year running, the Filmstore is proud to host the launch of Filmarmalade's latest batch: four new works by artists Ralitza Petrova, Kristian de la Riva, Emily Russell, Luciano Zubillaga and Aukje Dekker. To mark the launch of the 2010 series we will be screening the films at a free launch event and we're thrilled to have the artists present for the launch.

The DVDs are offered as a limited first edition of 50 and include the artists' film and a series of specially - commissioned extended interview featurettes with Andrew Fisher, Helen De Witt, Dan Smith, Gary Colcough, Elena Crippa, Cally Spooner, Paul O’Kane and Katie Guggenheim.

Free, but booking is essential. Please call the BFI Box Office on 020 7928 3232 to book. Not suitable for under-15s.