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Read More: March premiers of “Please Hold,” my experimental AIDS videoI am so pleased to announce the premiere of my latest experimental documentary, Please Hold (70 mins, 2025), my first personal video in nearly fifteen years: online and in person.…
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Read More: sit together and shareYesterday I read this invitation on Instagram and also on Facebook from my friend and colleague, Irene Lusztig. Hi friends. Many of you know that in 2020 my Santa Cruz…
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Read More: groovy women can do groovy thingsAlex: Good morning, Erin. It’s morning for me. And what time for you? Erin: It is 15:48. Alex: Yeah, very British of you! I thank you for taking the time…
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Read More: In attendance: audience as transpersonalYesterday, I attended a screening at the Psychedelic Film and Music Festival. On his email invitation, I went to see my Brooklyn College’s Film Department colleague, Mustapha Khan‘s new documentary,…
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Read More: art & audience at the intersection: mercedes 1Yesterday, I had the pleasure of being in the audience at Mercedes: Part 1, “a multidisciplinary documentary, gallery, and healing room installation,” by Modesto Flako Jimenez at BAM. I had…
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Read More: activist video @Media Burn ArchiveLast night I glided from audience to respondent @ Media Burn Archive‘s Virtual Talks with Video Activists, featuring the LA multimedia artist and social documentarian, Susan Mogul. I’ve been talking…
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Read More: The audience (2): at MIX Fest 2024On Friday night I went to the Quad cinema to see the 9 pm program, Corporealities and Cures, at the newly relaunched MIX, New York’s storied queer experimental film festival.…
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Read More: Four Hard Truths about Fake NewsThis is how I begin the longer piece on Jstor Daily: Let me begin with four fake truths that I hold to be self-evident. What follows is their brief elaboration…
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Read More: Small Screen Evidence by Ordinary Citizens: New (and old) DocumentsIn this, my third blog post of the summer about what to make of and do with the radical evidentiary images by ordinary people that can sometimes go viral and…
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Read More: YouTube Feminism: Not Medium but MétierI taught Learning from YouTube (LFYT) for the fifth time this year. The first iteration was in 2007, fresh into the early years of the still short life of YouTube…