The Radical Art of the Sandin Image Processor
@ Gene Siskel Film Center
164 N State St, Chicago, IL 60601
Opening Thursday, April 17th, from 6PM - 8PM
Join us for an evening celebrating the enduring influence of the legendary Sandin Image Processor, a groundbreaking 1970s analog computer that enabled users to create astonishing video images in real time. Featuring new works by artists Lee Blalock and Jon Satrom, a rare performance on SAIC’s own Sandin Image Processor by James Connolly, and a conversation with Dan Sandin himself.
ACCESSIBILITY
Conversations at the Edge events have live captions (CART). The Gene Siskel Film Center is fully ADA accessible and its theaters are equipped with hearing loops. For other accessibility requests, please visit saic.edu/access or write cate@saic.edu
TICKETS
$13 General public
$8 Students & seniors
$6.50 Film Center members
$5 SAIC staff & faculty & AIC staff
FREE for SAIC students with a valid ID
All CATE programs are free for SAIC students. Unless otherwise noted, SAIC student tickets are released five days prior to showtime. Tickets must be picked up in person from the Gene Siskel Film Center box office. A student ID is required.
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