The Illuminator (members include IMAers – Grayson Earle, Anna Ozbek, Becky Holladay, Rachel Brown, Hugo Genes and Shaun Persaud) will be projecting your thoughts about displacement and affordable housing on the back of the Brooklyn Museum using the People’s Pad, an open source technology they’ve developed to transform ink on paper into projectable digital content. They will also be sharing some Palestinian thoughts on the topic of displacement, and their responses to the This Place exhibit. The performance is an extension of the project “Where in Brooklyn Do Vultures Roost?” which is currently on display in the AgitProp! show until August 7th.

IMA alumna Iva Radivojevic directed the 4th film in IMA alum Jonas Pariente’s Grandmas Project. The project has been featured in The Atlantic, Newsweek, GOOD and The Bangalore Mirror.

IMA student Kayoko Nakmura’s music composition with video: “Song for Northern Lights” will be presented at the Abrons Arts Center on June 13-19, at New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival 2016.