With a world class faculty and up-to-date production facilities, Hunter College’s Department of Film & Media Studies offers two undergraduate programs of study and an MFA degree in Integrated Media Arts. [more...]
IMA alum Jonas Pariente’s Grandmas Project received UNESCO’s patronage.
The project: “Grandmas Project is a collaborative web-documentary inviting filmmakers to do a short film about their own grandmother, using the transmission of a beloved recipe to question their relationship and the heritage that is being passed down from one generation to another.”
IMA alum Kalim Armstrong‘s documentary film, “Telling The Story Of Slavery”, has been featured in The New Yorker.
“This is a film about a place that attempts to tackle the legacy of slavery: The Whitney Plantation.”
View his featured work at newyorker.com
Prof. Ricardo Miranda’s project “Lettuce, Artichokes, Red Beets, Mangoes, Broccoli, Honey and Nutmeg: The Essex Street Market as Collaborator” (group exhibition) at Cuchifritos Gallery + Project Space, curated by Nicolas Dumit Estevez featured Recetas y Gangas (2016)
Commonly street markets around the world present an arcade to pedestrians allowing them to be at once inside and outside. The Essex Street Market does not have a sidewalk extension. Recetas y Gangas is an audio montage that seeks to extend the Essex Street Market on to the sidewalk through the voices of vendors and shoppers.
(February 20 – March 20, 2016)
The audio project is available online here.
Exhibition documentation is online here.