American Artist — January 2010
217 Films’ new documentary John Marin: Let the Paint be Paint! is a “Quick Sketch” feature in the January 2010 issue of American Artist.
The Song of Hiawatha – Michael Maglaras
Click HERE to order on Amazon. This limited edition 5-CD recording of “The Song of Hiawatha” was released by 217 Records in 2007 to mark the Bicentennial of American master poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Accompanied by a soundtrack of Native American drums, flutes, vocals, and a host of sound effects, Michael Maglaras brings the story […]
Screening: March 21 — 2:00pm
Save the date! 217 Films’ new documentary John Marin: Let the Paint be Paint! will be shown at the Cape Ann Community Cinema in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Filmmakers Michael Maglaras and Terri Templeton will introduce the film and take questions following the screening. WHAT: John Marin: Let the Paint be Paint! 2009. Not rated. 110 minutes. […]
Camera-eye View: World Premiere
217 Films had a videographer on hand to document the World Premiere of the new documentary about the life and work of painter John Marin. Follow this link to YouTube to view a camera-eye view of the event, which took place at the Portland Museum of Art, in Portland, Maine. View photos from the premiere […]
TONIGHT: MPBN TV “Maine Watch”
Tonight at 8:00pm be sure to tune in to the stations of MPBN Television to watch “Maine Watch” for Tom Porter’s TV interview with Michael Maglaras. This interviews focuses on 217 Films’ new documentary “John Marin: Let the Paint be Paint” which makes its world premiere at the Portland Museum of Art this Friday and […]
Art Knowledge News: John Marin Documentary
Follow this link to read about 217 Films’ new documentary John Marin: “Let the Paint be Paint!”in Art Knowledge News. Art Knowledge News is sponsored by the Art Appreciation Foundation. Part of the Foundation’s mission is to inform and enlighten people about the world of art. With nearly 800,000 subscribers worldwide, Art Knowledge News does […]
Cleophas and His Own: A Little Background…
It has been four years since Cleophas and His Own first premiered in Marsden Hartley’s hometown of Lewiston, Maine on June 22, 2005. Since that time, this film has toured the United States to critical acclaim. It is with great pleasure that we bring this film to Halifax, Nova Scotia on Thursday, October 8. Read […]