5/12/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Allen Rucker: “An Awesome Respect for Reality”
Free virtual screening/discussion with veteran writer/producer Allen Rucker, moderated by curator Michael Campos-Quinn. Continue reading
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Virtual Talks with Video Activists is an ongoing series of screenings and discussions with artists, journalists, and community organizers who use video to break boundaries.
Below you can find out about upcoming events and watch recordings of past ones.
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4/28/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: “DeeDee Halleck: A Visionary” by Irene Sosa
A virtual screening and discussion with documentarian Irene Sosa on her interactive documentary, “DeeDee Halleck: A Visionary,” by Irene Sosa. Continue reading
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4/14/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: “Catalyst: Duro Wicks’ History of Chicago Hip Hop”
A virtual screening/discussion with filmmaker Dave Steck & “Hip Hop Godfather” Duro Wicks, moderated by poet and radio DJ Mario Smith. Continue reading
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3/31/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Tobe Carey
A virtual screening and discussion with photographer and filmmaker Tobe Carey moderated by film producer Joey Carey. Continue reading
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3/17/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Richard Lowenberg’s “Info/Eco”
A virtual screening and discussion with artist and filmmaker Richard Lowenberg on his ongoing series of creative/media works, “Info/Eco: The Nature of Information” moderated by Nicolas Rueda-Sabater. Continue reading
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2/17/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Caitlin Ryan’s “The Irish Project”
A virtual screening and discussion with artist and filmmaker Caitlin Ryan on her current and past projects, moderated by media artist and curator Emily Eddy. Continue reading
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2/3/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Dean and Dudley Evenson
A virtual/screening discussion with early video pioneers Dean and Dudley Evenson. Continue reading
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1/20/2022: Virtual Talks with Video Activists: “Other People’s Footage”
A virtual/screening discussion with filmmakers Diane Carson and Robert Johnson, Jr., moderated by intellectual property lawyer Dale Nelson. Continue reading