[Mrs. Hudson & Chris]
Home movies of a young Black mother and her son Chris, a toddler, playing outside with a babysitter and neighbors.
Home movies of a young Black mother and her son Chris, a toddler, playing outside with a babysitter and neighbors.
Dubbed “probably America’s smallest TV station”, we’re taking a look at Lanesville TV. When the Videofreex formed, independent video was still in its infancy and it would still be a couple of years before the term “Guerrilla Television” would be coined. The desire was, however, to overthrow the mainstream media by creating a grassroots, bottom-up form of TV that was about, for, and by the people – a participatory form of television that reflected the cultures and cultures of local […]
Ann Volkes calls the numbers of men who have advertised in the back pages of Screw Magazine in search of a model for a sexually explicit video installation.
Footage of the marquees, billboards, and storefronts on 42nd Street in New York City.
A children’s classroom. The kids sing songs. One of the children, with a visual impairment, demonstrates the use of a braille typewriter.
A documentary about the 1975 International Special Olympics, held in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Followed by footage of mining companies conducting strip mining and a speech about government grants and economic development.