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Chelsea Sexton comes to MASS MoCA

On Thursday, January 17th, we screen Who Killed the Electric Car?as part of our Green Docs series. Everyone here is pretty excited about the event, but even more exciting is that Chelsea Sexton, alternative fuels activist and featured personality from the film, will be at MASS MoCA to participate in a Q&A! Seriously, don’t miss this event.   

Top five reasons we think you should come to see Who Killed the Electric Car?:

5. You can watch the film and eat Herrell’s Ice Cream from Lickety Split at the same time.

4. Any film that makes you consider the impact our actions have on the environment is worth your time.

3. The next time you are at a party and there is an awkward pause you can use your knowledge of electric cars and alternative fuels to dazzle fellow party-goers.

2. Chelsea Sexton knows everything there is to know about alternative fuel vehicles. Don’t take our word for it, check out this interview.

1. This is an exclusive engagement. You can’t see Chelsea speak in person anywhere else on the East Coast.

 Buy your tickets now!

Cheers,

Brittany

Posted January 14, 2008 by Brittany Bishop
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eXperimental film for the Berkshires

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Sarah Biagini and Aimee Buyea from our performing arts department have launched A is for AMAZING, a film and experimental video series which will provide Berkshire audiences with access to films that they would not otherwise have the opportunity to see. Their first program XXX-Mas Movies: eXploring seXuality through eXperimental film will be at Images Cinema in Williamstown at 9 PM on Sunday, December 2, 2007.

Posted November 29, 2007 by Brittany Bishop
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