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CinemaTalks presents a free screening of “Loveless”

Where: Hunter College – The Lang Auditorium – HN 424

CinemaTalks presents a free screening of “Loveless” and a Q&A with director
Ramin Serry

“Loveless” is a darkly witty urban comedy about a New York City commitment-phobe
stringing along
his ex-girlfriend while he chases younger women. Then he meets the sexy,
secretive Ava, and
becomes entangled with her bizarre, cult-like family.

This event is free and open to the public, not just CUNY students.

Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=158495267539686
“Loveless” Website: http://www.lovelessthemovie.com/

To qualify for the raffle, you must RSVP here: http://bit.ly/lovelesscinematalks

IMA student Betty Yu is a featured speaker

IMA student Betty Yu is a featured speaker at
The 2011 New York Life Symposium: Civic Engagement in the Era of New Media

Wednesday, March 16th from 5 to 8pm in New York City

Betty Yu, Media Action Grassroots Network Coordinator, Center for Media Justice

Betty Yu is a longtime community organizer, media activist, and filmmaker. Prior to joining CMJ, Yu served as director of community outreach and media services at Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), New York City’s community-access TV organization. She additionally worked as a lead organizer for the Chinese Staff and Workers’ Association. Yu was recognized as a semi-finalist for a National Brick “Do Something” Award, the recipient of a Union Square Award for grassroots activism, and a fellow of the National Rockwood Fellowship in Media, Communications and Information Policy.

RSVP: http://2011symposium.eventbrite.com/

Article on Prof. Miranda’s work

Article about Prof. Miranda’s work VOTEMOS.US and a work by artist Jenny Polak Design for the Alien Within in the LLJournal “The Un-accounted Body in Performance: Who is the Subject of the Rights of the Illegal Alien?”

“Both Votemos.us (Miranda) and Design for the Alien Within (Polak) imagine treating the illegal alien as if he/she matters; Votemos.us considers their political substance through hypothetical voting rights, and Design for the Alien Within considers their safety.”
– Laura V. Sandez

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