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 alumna Elizabeth Knafo will be screening De Re Metallica in Psycho Geography as part of Other Cinema at ATA Gallery in San Francisco. The film is based at a small treasure hunting camp in the Mojave desert. As the men at Kokoweef camp search for a legendary river of gold, a fraught portrait emerges around the conjoined fantasies of wealth and religious-‘utopian’ quests. The screening will take place this Saturday, November 30, at 8:30PM.
Prof. Tami Gold and IMA student David Pavlosky work Passionate Politics, opened the 25th Paris International Lesbian & Feminist Film Festival.
On October 22nd at John Jay College, Professors Sha Sha Feng and Tami Gold presented a work-in-progress entitled: SURVEILLANCE: Silence = Death, A response to Surveillance, Whistleblowers, Consumerism and Culture through Art. This presentation was apart of The Snowden Affair: The Surveillance State which was a symposium where the social, political, historical and cultural implications of the Snowden Affair were explored.
