Prof. Kelly Anderson is featured in an art project by Charlotte Lagarde at Claudia Rankine’s Social Imaginary Institute at Yale. It’s also part of an exhibition called “On Whiteness” that opening at The Kitchen on June 27th.

Additionally, Prof. Anderson is featured on “What I Hear When You Say Gentrification” on PBS.

IMA student Emily Collins wins her second NBR (National Board of Review) Student award.  The $3,500 grant is for her film Chula, With Invisible Strings.

About the film Chula, With Invisible Strings:
At a time when polarizing politics make us question the world’s love for humanity, there is Chula the Clown. Hailing from Mexico City, Gaby Munoz, otherwise known as Chula, has spent over a decade working alongside other clowns in refugee camps and areas affected by conflict. This short film takes a look into the beautiful universe that Chula creates, and asks us to explore how we connect with each other.

IMA student Thomas Edward Seymour’s feature length documentary that he directed VHS Massacre: Cult Films and the Decline of Physical Media won three Telly Awards: Silver Telly Award in the Non-broadcast category and a bronze in both the Documentary and Entertainment categories.