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ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

Online Video Keynote by Eryk Salvaggio GeorgeOrwell’s novel 1984 imagined a future where language was severely constrainedand all technology was oriented to state surveillance. In this recorded onlinediscussion, Orwell’s book is used to explore historic relationships betweentruth, surveillance and artificial intelligence technology today. Artist,researcher and writer, Salvaggio’s work focuses on insights that emerge at theintersections of science, art, research and technology. His work has beencovered in The New York Times and NBC News and has been exhibited at BrownUniversity’s 9/11+1, CalArts International Fluxus Group Show, and theUniversity of Maine’s Code + Creativity 2.0. Location: Prerecorded Videoavailable between Wednesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 10 at http://www.vimeo.com/newcommonsprojectCost: FREE Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: The New Commons ProjectFor more info. contact: Kristen Case, 207-778-7239,https://vimeo.com/newcommonsproject, newcommonsproject@gmail.com)

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )

ArtsFarmington presents an online silent movie series accompanied by old-time piano by Doug Protsik. The first movie is Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid". It is available for viewing from Jan. 22-28. A link for viewing the film online can be purchased for $10 per film / $25 for the series at www.artsfarmington.org. Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" will be available Feb. 12-18. and Harold Lloyd's "Safety First" will be available from March 19-25.Location: Online Cost: $10 per film or $25 for the series Open to: Open to the Public Sponsored By: ArtsFarmington, UMF affiliate For more info. contact: Burt Knapp, 207-778-9437, https://www.artsfarmington.org/, )