Rated: NR    Runtime: 360 mins.
Friday, July 30 – Sunday, August 8th

The acclaimed five-part Cremaster Cycle is an evocation of the creative process by sculptor and performance artist Matthew Barney. While not created in chronological order, each one comprises a completely realized work in itself, and together they follow a geographical path from west to east and trace a metaphorical trail toward a fully developed form.

Barney’s Cremaster Cycle is not now, nor will it ever be, available to consumers on DVD. It last toured nationally in 2003.

Program A (1hr 59min)
CREMASTER 1- Taking the form of a musical revue choreographed by blimps and performed on blue astroturf in a football stadium, Cremaster 1 concerns itself with pure biological potential. 1995, 35mm, 40 min.
CREMASTER 2- A genuinely haunting gothic western, Cremaster 2 draws extensively from the biography of murderer Gary Gilmore (portrayed by Barney), as well as the life cycle of bees, Harry Houdini and Bob Dylan. 1999, 35mm, 79 min.

Program B (3hr 2min)
CREMASTER 3- Cremaster 3 is a towering and unparalleled epic. Celtic mythology, Masonic rituals, hardcore punk and the Chrysler Building converge for a work that functions as both a meticulously planned spectacle and utter fever dream. 2002,35mm, 182 min.

Program C (2hr 32min)
CREMASTER 4- Fairies, motorcycle races and a horned satyr are featured in the film that most clearly adheres to the biological structure of the series. 1994, 35mm, 42 min.
CREMASTER 5- Set in late nineteenth-century Budapest and starring Ursula Andress as the Queen of Chain, Cremaster 5 is a lyrical opera that trades distant biological motifs for immediate emotional resonance. 1997, 35mm, 55 min.
DE LAMA LÂMINA - This documentary follows Matthew Barney and legendary musician Arto Lindsay as they construct a float for Carnivale in Rio de Janerio. 2007, 35mm, 55 min.

Program D (3hr 57min)
CREMASTER 3 plus DE LAMA LÂMINA

Screening Schedule:
(PLEASE NOTE: The entire CREMASTER CYCLE & DE LAMA LÂMINA will play on Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1, as well as Saturday, August 7 and Sunday, August 8. All day passes are available for these dates for $24 - please click on the day in question for a link to purchase tickets.)

Friday, July 30
Program D: 7:00pm

Saturday, July 31
Program A: 1:00pm
Program B: 3:30pm
Program C: 7:00pm

Sunday, August 1
Program A: 1:00pm
Program B: 3:30pm
Program C: 7:00pm

Monday, August 2
Program A: 6:30pm
Program B: 9:00pm

Tuesday, August 3
Program C: 6:30pm
Program A: 9:00pm

Wednesday, August 4
Program A: 6:30pm
Program B: 9:00pm

Thursday, August 5
Program C: 6:30pm
Program A: 9:00pm

Friday, August 6
Program D: 7:00pm

Saturday, August 7
Program A: 1:00pm
Program B: 3:30pm
Program C: 7:00pm

Sunday, August 8
Program A: 1:00pm
Program B: 3:30pm
Program C: 7:00pm