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March on Washington 60th Anniversary Double Feature Available for Booking

March on Washington 60th Anniversary Double Feature Available for Booking

by rherskadm | Jul 17, 2023 | News

  NOW AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING   THE UO JAMES BLUE PROJECT & UCLA FILM AND TELEVISION ARCHIVE   Special offer for DCP bookings in 2023 in honor of the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom   THE MARCH  (James Blue, 1964, 33 minutes) 2013...
New project explores a classic of the civil rights era by a UO alum

New project explores a classic of the civil rights era by a UO alum

by rhersk@uoregon.edu | Jan 14, 2019 | News

A new digital exhibition illuminates the making of ‘The March,’ a landmark documentary of the period, and the film’s creator, UO grad James Blue. With support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the film is now the centerpiece of a major new digital...

Houston Cinema Arts Society blog post on Blue Project (7/14)

by rhersk@uoregon.edu | Jul 15, 2014 | News

The Houston Cinema Arts Society posted a blog entry by Richard Herskowitz on the connection between Houston and Oregon, and  curatorial activities of the James Blue Project.

Keyframe Daily covers James Blue Project (7/14)

by rhersk@uoregon.edu | Jul 15, 2014 | News

Fandor’s Keyframe Daily reports on the James Blue Project’s activities, including our posting of the complete A Few Notes on Our Food Problem in the website’s “Films” section, with supplementary materials.
University of Oregon Sponsored by Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art UO Libraries

A collaborative project of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, UO Libraries, and Cinema Pacific utilizing the James Blue Archive in Special Collections, and implemented with the participation of the James Blue Research Interest Group.

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