Movies
There’s something almost seraphically childlike and delightful about Faith Hubley’s feature-length cartoon, “The Cosmic Eye” (today and Wednesday at the Nuart).
Nov. 18, 1986
“Art and Jazz in Animation” is the umbrella title of a unique series of four videocassettes showcasing work by the Hubley family, who brought a new, provocative image to the concept of animated films.
April 23, 1993
Faith Hubley, who with her husband, John, broadened the boundaries of film animation and won three Academy Awards, died Friday of cancer in New Haven, Conn.
Dec. 8, 2001
Faith Hubley lived with an enthusiasm for her influential animation.
Dec. 13, 2001
Films of Faith: Academy Award-winning animator Faith Hubley will present an evening of her films at the United Nations in New York City on Wednesday.
June 11, 1991
More than 100 films and videos representing 25 Pacific Rim cultures are being screened through Sunday.
Sept. 12, 1990
Go along with the first half-hour of Gary Walkow’s ambitious and uncompromising adaptation of Dostoevsky’s “Notes From Underground,” opening a one-week run today at the Grande 4-Plex, where it launches a new cycle of American independent pictures.
Nov. 27, 1997
Entertainment & Arts
“A Delicate Thread.” “Of Stars and Men.” “Urbanscape.” Disney. $49.95 each.
March 17, 1987
“Thanks and Gratitude: After the Bird” is a post-turkey-day serving of staged readings, poetry and music by such Asian American writers and artists as Velina Hasu-Houston and Noel Alumit at Highways Performance Space. * “Thanks and Gratitude: After the Bird,” Highways Performance Space, 1651 18th St., Santa Monica, Saturday-Sunday. $12. (213) 660-8587. 8:15 pm: Pop Music Sarah McLachlan had a modestly successful career going as a singer-songwriter.
Television
When someone asks what feminism did for the culture, cite animator Joanna Priestley.
April 7, 1995