The Integrated Media Arts MFA Program and the Department of Film and Media Students will be hosting a documentary ‘unconference’ at Hunter on April 4th and 5th. One of the main interests is bringing together documentary community with graduate students and faculty to look at how documentary culture is created across academic programs, through media arts centers, festivals, funders and other venues.
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Screening of “PUZZLES” – A film by Prof. Tami Gold and IMA student David Pavlosky
On Tuesday, February 11th, The Hunter College Women and Gender Studies, The Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice, The New York City Anti-Violence Project, and The Empire State Pride Agenda presents:
PUZZLES, When Hate Came To Town, a film by David Pavlosky and Tami Gold.
The screening will be held at 6:30PM at the Lang Recital Hall in Hunter College NYC.
Please RSVP by contacting pav10023@gmail.com
This event is free and Open to the Public.
IMA student Jason Fox interview and Eat! NYC film series
Jason Fox was interviewed on PBS POV. Read the interview here: Flaherty NYC’s Winter/Spring 2014 Series Explores the Culture of Consumption.
Jason Fox organized a six-program series of films and videos for Flaherty NYC to run at the Anthology Film Archives. The program idea emerged from his research project in a Visual Culture Seminar and a Psychogeography course Jason Fox attended last year. The opening night, Friends With Benefits featured three films, Three Cheers For the Whale, Hamburger Dairies and The Natural History of the Chicken which in different ways addresses human interactions with animals.
The series runs every Monday beginning from January 20th to March 31st at 7PM. For more details see EAT!: A 60th Anniversary Feast.