PHANTASMOGRAPHY: Images, Photography, Graffiti in Paris Post 11/13/15. Lecture by Robert Desjarlais
Dec. 7 | FRANTZ FANON: BLACK SKIN, WHITE MASK (1995, 70 min, Dir: Isaac Julien, Prod: Mark Nash)
Screening of FRANTZ FANON: BLACK SKIN, WHITE MASK (1995, 70 min, Dir: Isaac Julien, Prod: Mark Nash). Post-screening discussion with Director Julien and Producer Nash.
Nov. 15 | THE PRISON IN 12 LANDSCAPES (2016, 90 min, Dir: Brett Story)
Screening of THE PRISON IN 12 LANDSCAPES (2016, 90 min, Dir: Brett Story). Post-screening discussion with filmmaker Bret Story.
Nov. 3 | ART OF THE RACONTEUR | George Dawes Green
Novelist and founder of The Moth, George Dawes Green presents an interactive storytelling event on the art of the raconteur
Oct. 30 | NOSTALGIA FOR THE FUTURE (2017, 54 min, Dirs: Avijit Mukul Kishore, Rohan Shivkumar)
Screening of NOSTALGIA FOR THE FUTURE (2017, 54 min, Dirs: Avijit Mukul Kishore, Rohan Shivkumar). Post-screening discussion with directors.
Oct. 27 | DEEJ (2017, 72 min; Dir/Prod: Robert Rooy, Prod: DJ Saverese)
Screening of DEEJ (2017, 72 min; Robert Rooy and DJ Saverese). Post-screening discussion with DJ Saverese
Oct. 25 | “IT SEEMS LIKE BLESSINGS KEEP FALLING ON MY LAP”: The Cultural Politics of American Religion and Popular Music | Josef Sorett
“IT SEEMS LIKE BLESSINGS KEEP FALLING ON MY LAP”: The Cultural Politics of American Religion and Popular Music, lecture by Josef Sorett (Columbia University)
Oct. 19-22 | Margaret Mead Film Festival
FILM FESTIVAL THURSDAY-SUNDAY / OCTOBER 19-22 American Museum of Natural History, 79th Street and Central Park West The 41st Annual Margaret Mead Film And Video Festival Longest running showcase for international documentaries in the United States. For more information, go to: amnh.org/explore/margaret-mead-film-festival…
Oct. 13 | NYSFERATU: Symphony of a Century (65 mins, Dir: Andrea Mastrovito) | Screening and Roundtable
Screening: NYsferatu: symphony of a century (65 mins, Dir: Andrea Mastrovito) + Roundtable: Our Vampires, Ourselves: Immigrants, Desire, Fear
Oct. 12 | ALLOWABLE LEVELS: Exposomics, Chemical Kin, and Credible Witnesses in the Genetic Accountabilities of Agrocapitalism
ALLOWABLE LEVELS: Exposomics, Chemical Kin, and Credible Witnesses in the Genetic Accountabilities of Agrocapitalism, lecture by Vincanne Adams (University of California, San Francisco)