Schedule (Subject to Change)

Sunday, June 13th:

9 am Alternative Viewing Spaces in Early Cinema: Prisons, Museums, Charity Bazaars
11 am Early Educational Cinema (I): The Uses of Education
1 pm Lunch
2 pm Institutions of Governmentality: Regulation, Labor, Economy
4 pm Museums, Preservation, and the Aesthetics of the Archive
7 pm Opening buffet/reception in Hart House, University of Toronto

Monday, June 14th:

9 am Local Film Cultures as Public Spheres
11 am Lantern and Cinematograph in Service of Charity around 1900
1 pm Lunch
2 pm Early Educational Cinema (II): Education and Entertainment in National Contexts
4 pm Early Educational Cinema (II) (Cont’d)
5 pm Guest presentation, Barbara Hall (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences)
6 pm Dinner
8 pm World première of the restoration of Chalice of Sorrow (Ingram, 1916), plus His Nibs (La Cava, 1921), at Innis College, University of Toronto, Introduction by Jan-Christopher Horak (UCLA Film and Television Archive)

Tuesday, June 15th:

9 am Intermedial Institutions: Theatre, Print Media, Architecture
11 am Early Educational Cinema (III): Immigration, Conversion, and Cleanliness
1 pm Lunch
2 pm Case Studies in Commercial Exhibition
4 pm Institutions of Magic and Movement: Contextualizing the Trick Film and Early
Animation
6 pm Dinner
8 pm Screening of Nonfiction Films from the Nederlands Filmmuseum, at Innis College,
University of Toronto, Introduction by Nico de Klerk (Nederlands Filmmuseum)

Wednesday, June 16th:

9 am Early Educational Cinema (IV): Rhetorics of Instruction
11 am Nationalism and Early Cinema
1 pm Lunch
2 pm Non-Western Contexts: Education and Exhibition
4 pm Narrative Institutions: Intertitles, Lecturers, Copyright
7 pm Screening of Early Canadian Cinema from the Libraries and Archives Canada, Revue Cinema, Introduction by D.J. Turner (Libraries and Archives Canada)
8 pm Closing Dinner