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Artists' Television Access Artists' Television Access is a nonprofit, all-volunteer, artist-run, media arts gallery founded in 1

This weekend, Artists' Television Access is excited to be hosting six programs in this year's SF Latino Film Festival! T...
10/21/2026

This weekend, Artists' Television Access is excited to be hosting six programs in this year's SF Latino Film Festival! Tickets available at:

18th San Francisco Latino Film Festival | Film Guide, Tickets, Passes | October 22-November 1, 2026 View 2026 San Francisco Latino Film Festival schedule.

Friday at ATA, legendary underground filmmaker Mike Kuchar presents a selection of recent works!The vibrant, poetic and ...
10/12/2026

Friday at ATA, legendary underground filmmaker Mike Kuchar presents a selection of recent works!

The vibrant, poetic and wild works of Mike Kuchar have inspired generations of filmmakers and artists with their wickedly perverse parodies of pop-culture and abundant creativity. From early 8 mm films made with his twin brother George Kuchar featuring friends from their Bronx neighbourhood to the underground sci-fi extravaganza Sins of the Fleshapoids 1965, his films take the language of Hollywood and make it so ‘overblown it’s glorious’. In the 1990s Mike Kuchar embraced video with the same transformative passion that he brought to his early 8 mm films, and created a vast body of work ranging from delirious teleplays to recent digital fantasies, displaying a unique creative sensibility. Relishing the possibilities of the most minuscule budgets his films are radiant and lurid in equal measure, celebrating human creativity with an undiminished passion and humor for over 50 years.

The vibrant, poetic and wild works of Mike Kuchar have inspired generations of filmmakers and artists with their wickedly perverse parodies of pop-culture and abundant creativity. From early 8 mm films made with his twin brother George Kuchar featuring friends from their Bronx neighbourhood to the u...

On Monday, Studio 26 is back for its sixth program investigating the 16mm films in the collection of the SFAI Legacy Fou...
10/10/2026

On Monday, Studio 26 is back for its sixth program investigating the 16mm films in the collection of the SFAI Legacy Foundation and Archives!

Artists’ Television Access is a San Francisco-based, artist-run, non-profit organization that cultivates and promotes culturally-aware, underground media and experimental art. We provide an accessible screening venue and gallery for the presentation of programmed and guest-curated screenings, exhi...

10/10/2026
Artists' Television Access is excited to co-present the opening night of this year's 3rd i SF International South Asian ...
10/07/2026

Artists' Television Access is excited to co-present the opening night of this year's 3rd i SF International South Asian Film Festival, Friday night at the Roxie Theater! 3rd i will be honoring the creative genius of award-winning British-Indian director and screenwriter Avie Luthra with a showcase of his comedic, nuanced, complex, and socially insightful short films.

For Opening Night, 3rd i Festival is thrilled to honor the creative genius of award-winning British-Indian director and screenwriter Avie Luthra with a showcase of his comedic, nuanced, complex, and socially insightful short films. Join us for an inspiring retrospective of his brilliant narratives t...

Friday at ATA, Dutch avant-garde composer and performance artist Jaap Blonk presents his absurd performance YappiScope.Y...
10/07/2026

Friday at ATA, Dutch avant-garde composer and performance artist Jaap Blonk presents his absurd performance YappiScope.

YappiScope is in ongoing progress, with new inventions being added frequently. It contains short videos, scores he wanders through, interactive animations, live soundtracks to silent films and other new multimedia work, with a lot of extended voice work as well as live electronics.

Dutch avant-garde composer and performance artist Jaap Blonk presents his absurd performance YappiScope. It is Jaap Blonk’s show with visual projections.

Join us on Friday for a special screening from Analogica's 2025 selection!Analogica supports artists and filmmakers work...
09/29/2026

Join us on Friday for a special screening from Analogica's 2025 selection!

Analogica supports artists and filmmakers working with photochemical processes, often outside established production circuits. The festival revolves around screenings and live performances, encompassing expanded cinema and sonic experimentation that explore the relationships between photochemical image, space and analogue sound. Analogica prioritizes research and experimental cinema, embracing working methods that investigate the materiality of the image, development and printing processes, the possibilities of direct intervention on the film medium, and found footage strategies.

A special San Francisco screening from Analogica's 2025 selection: experimental short films on celluloid, ahead of the festival's next edition.

Open Screening is coming up on Thursday! If you have something to show in the program, email us at openscreening@atasite...
09/28/2026

Open Screening is coming up on Thursday! If you have something to show in the program, email us at [email protected].

On Monday, Rewards Program presents Oiseaulium, a special five-channel deconstruction of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
09/27/2026

On Monday, Rewards Program presents Oiseaulium, a special five-channel deconstruction of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.

On Sunday at ATA, This is Not a Film Festival is a monthly recurring film showcase, allowing local Bay Area filmmakers, ...
09/26/2026

On Sunday at ATA, This is Not a Film Festival is a monthly recurring film showcase, allowing local Bay Area filmmakers, artists and creatives to gather, connect, and present their work. No submission fees, no awards, no gatekeeping. Our goal is to provide a space where truly independent films can be shared and enjoyed the way they’re meant to be; with a live audience.

This is Not a Film Festival (also know as TINAFF) is a monthly recurring film showcase, allowing local Bay Area filmmakers, artists and creatives to gather, connect, and present their work. No submission fees, no awards, no gatekeeping. Our goal is to provide a space where truly independent films ca...

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