The screening and director talk for the Japanese documentary "ANPO: Art x War" has been moved due to the bomb threats on campus. Please join us at the Carnegie Museum of Art theater at 7 pm Thursday - enter at the main doors on Forbes Ave by the fountains, and meet director Linda Hoaglund, Warhol Museum film curator Geralyn Huxley, and EALL professor Charles Exley for post-film discussion!

USA/Japan 2010, 89 min., in Japanese and English with English subtitles
Street parking or parking at Soldiers and Sailors Underground Parking available.
“Anpo: Art X War offers a stunning journey through postwar Japanese art and politics, an alternative history.” (Tokyo Artbeat)
The 1951 US-Japan Mutual Security Treaty (ANPO) gave the U.S. the right to maintain armed forces on Japan’s soil. This sparked a protest movement in 1960 in which millions of Japanese citizens took to the streets. The film uses the work of Japanese artists, photographers, and filmmakers to guide the viewer through the opposition to the government response and the presence of U.S. military in Japan.
The director, Linda Hoaglund, is a filmmaker, raised in rural Japan by American missionaries.

Round table discussion with the audience to follow, with speakers Linda Hoaglund, Geralyn Huxley (Curator of Film and Video, The Andy Warhol Museum), and Charles Exley (Assistant Professor, East Asian Languages and Literatures).