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1967
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- Film Art Fund, Anthology's "fiscal parent" is established
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1968
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- Drafting of plans for invisible Cinema at Joseph Papp's Public Theater
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1970
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- Anthology opens to the public on December 1 with cyclic screenings of its Essential Cinema film collection at the Public Theater
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1971
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- Jean Epstein Retrospective
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1972
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- Death of Anthology co-founder Jerome Hill
- National Endowment for the Arts Film Preservation grants begin
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1973
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- Anthology moves to 80 Wooster Street
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1974
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- Video exhibition begins at Wooster Street
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1975
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- Publication of The Essential Cinema edited by P. Adams Sitney
- Publication of The Cubist Cinema by Standish Lawder
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1976
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- New York State Council on the Arts exhibition grants begin
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1977
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- Publication of The Independent Film Community edited by Peter Feinstein, for the Committee on Film and Television Resources and Services
- Tribute to Anthology's Avantgarde Film Preservation Program at the Museum of Modern Art, New York and at the American Film Institute in Washington, D.C.
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1978
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- Publication of The Avant Garde Film: A Reader of Theory and Criticism edited by P. Adams Sitney
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1979
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- Purchase of the Second Avenue Courthouse from New York City
- Series: Autobiographical/Diaristic Experience in Cinema
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1980
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- "Pleasure Dome" exhibition in Stockholm
- Publication of The Dark of the Screen by Sidney Peterson
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1981
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- "Home Made Movies: 20 Years of American 8mm and Super 8 Films" survey and catalog
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1982
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- Tribute to the Film Preservation Programs of Anthology Film Archives at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles
- Publication of Coffee, Brandy & Cigars and Manhattan Odyssey by Herman G. Weinberg
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1983
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- Video preservation project begins
- Publication of Video Texts edited by Robert Harris
- Anthology moves from Wooster Street to temporary quarters on Broadway
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1984
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- National Endowment for the Arts Advancement Grant
- Publication of The Legend of Maya Deren, Vol 1, Part 1
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1987
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- Construction at Courthouse
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1988
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- Anthology reopens at the Second Avenue Courthouse
- Publication of The Legend of Maya Deren, Vol 1, Part 2
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1989
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- Alain Robbe-Grillet retrospective
- National Endowment for the Arts Challenge Grant
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1990
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- Czech Modernism Film Series
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1991
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- Swedish Avantgarde Film survey and catalog
- Michel Auder video retrospective and catalog
- Miklos Jansco and Ross McElwee retrospectives, with Jansco and McElwee in person
- Series: Stan Brakhage—The 1980s
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1992
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- Publication of Jim Davis: The Flow of Energy
- Film Preservation Honors # 1: Eileen Bowser, Martin Scorsese, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Cecile Starr, and Congressman Sidney Yates
- US Restoration Premiere: Cabiria by Giovanni Pastrone
- Il Grande Occhio della Notte: Cinema d'Avanguardia Americano, 1920-1990 at Museo Nazionale del Cinema, Torino
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1993
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- Publication of Recycled Images by William Wees with 36 program found footage survey
- Film Preservation Honors # 2: Stan Brakhage, Eastman Kodak, Lewis Jacobs, Leonard Maltin, National Center for Jewish Film, and Pioneer LDCA.
- Film Diaries of Yasunori Yamamoto
- Remembering Richard Schwarz/Thalia Film Festival
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1994
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- Tribute to Cinema 16
- Film Preservation Honors # 3: George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film, Turner Entertainment, William K. Everson, Enno Patalas, Julian Schlossberg, Amos Vogel, Liam O'Leary
- SEOUL NYmAX Multimedia and Fluxus Festival
- Series: Carol Reed, 1945-55
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1995
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- Film Preservation Honors # 4: American Movie Classics, Cineric Inc., Library of Congress, New York State Council of the Arts, Pacific Film Archive, VidiPax Inc.
- Premiere of the complete 32 hour The Book of All The Dead by Bruce Elder
- American premiere of complete Young Winston by Richard Attenborough
- American premiere of Un Bruit Qui Rend Fou (The Blue Villa) by Alain Robbe-Grillet and Dimitri de Clercq
- Three Image Film Festival
- Articulated Light Conference with Harvard Film Archives
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