**Update: This event is now Friday, February 5th from 6-9 at the Cormony Development Space in Canton. The short films will be repeating throughout the evening. You'll probably want to check out these directions.**

Kim Ann Pfau made a short documentary about Cleveland Cinematheque director John Ewing as part of the previously written about Reelate program. It premieres soon! I'll let her give the details:

I can not believe my film has come to fruition! My short documentary, JOHN EWING: THE EARLY YEARS premieres [February 5th]. The exhibit is open to all.

My film is part of the REELATE Program (Andrew Rudd has made a micro-documentary about my short film program for this program ~ under "Sandy Valley Independent Short Film Night Hosted by Kim Ann".)

REELATE will be exhibiting the stories made by local filmmakers this year. This is a great time to meet some of these new filmmakers, some of the film subjects and other folks who are interested in community, storytelling and the revitalization of Stark County.

I look forward to sharing my film JOHN EWING: THE EARLY YEARS with you!

Kim Ann

Text Rain by Camille UtterbackThe Myers School of Art's Collider 2 is here, and this time it's an exhibit of the work of interactive video artist Camille Utterback, who just received a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship (the "genius grant"). She's giving a free public lecture THIS evening, Tuesday, 1/26, at 6:30pm at UA's Folk Hall. I literally cleared my schedule to go to this.

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