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 student Betty Yu will be apart of the Asian American Art and Activism event, part of Target First Saturdays, taking place at the Brooklyn Museum on May 3rd from 7:00pm-8:00pm. Artists and activists will lead an interactive dialogue about important political and social issues they’ve addressed in their works. There will be Free Tickets at the Visitor Center at 6:00pm.
Outtakes from Prof. Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn is featured in In With the New, Out With the Old, a multilayered interactive piece on LandofOpportunity. It features Rahsun Houston, a character in My Brooklyn, walking around the “new” Downtown Brooklyn, and includes opportunities to branch out and view a rich assortment of related videos, documents and web links, and to comment and read other viewers comments.
LandofOpportunity is an experimental web platform that explores post-crisis community rebuilding in America. The innovative platform merges compelling multimedia storytelling with curated data, research, and calls to action in one collaborative interactive space.
From November 7th to the 23rd, The Newtown Creek Armada will present Remote Voyages, a gallery installation at the 111 Front Street Galleries in Dumbo, Brooklyn. The gallery will feature a video and sculpture installation by the project’s creators, IMA alumnae Sarah Wright, Laura Chipley and collaborator Nathan Kensinger.
Remote Voyages will transport viewers to a toxic landscape where industry, sewage and pollution collide with nature, as a fleet of remotely operated miniature boats project their explorations of the Newtown Creek, the site of the largest urban oil spill in the United States.
