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Exhibition
Orlando
Orlando draws upon the themes of Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel to celebrate openness, curiosity, and human possibility.
Screening Room
certainty is becoming our nemesis
An international collection of short films on transformation and self-invention, inspired by Virginia Woolf’s Orlando.
McEvoy Arts at Home
Strange Culture
Lynn Hershman Leeson’s genre-bending, bio-tech “documentary” starring Tilda Swinton forecasts uncanny similarities to society’s current moment.
Performance
Brontez Purnell as Orlando as Brontez Purnell: “My” Journey
Brontez Purnell explores Virginia Woolf’s Orlando in an immersive, multidisciplinary performance.
McEvoy Arts at Home
In Conversation: Paul Mpagi Sepuya and Julia Bryan-Wilson
Photographer Paul Mpagi Sepuya and professor Julia Bryan-Wilson discuss the artist’s work in this online conversation co-presented by McEvoy Arts and UC Berkeley.
McEvoy Arts at Home
Brontez Purnell: In Progress
Oakland-based artist Brontez Purnell participates in a live, online event co-presented by McEvoy Arts and UC Berkeley.
Film/Video
Conceiving Ada and Teknolust with Lynn Hershman Leeson
A double-feature of two groundbreaking films starring Tilda Swinton by artist Lynn Hershman Leeson, in conjunction with the exhibition Orlando.
Performance
Any Other Way: Celebrating the Life and Work of Jackie Shane
Artist Zackary Drucker and special guests honor the legacy of the late transgender rhythm and blues singer Jackie Shane.
Talks & Panels
It’s a Moment
An Orlando-inspired evening of performances and conversations on transformation and empowerment in the arts.
Film/Video
Sally Potter’s Orlando
A rare 35mm screening of Sally Potter’s now-classic adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s pioneering novel.
Exhibition
Michael Jang’s California
"Michael Jang’s California" surveys the artist’s varied oeuvre through photographs, ephemera, and complementary works by Jang’s major influences.
Screening Room
Blazing and Blasted: Post-Punk Pre-Tech Underground Film in 1990s San Francisco
This collection of underground films paints a highly-charged portrait of San Francisco during a unique period in the city’s filmmaking and cultural history.