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Christopher Nostrand (IMA) produced his film Garbage Girl in Professor Michael Gitlin’s Microcultural incidents class last spring. With the help of IMA student Kayoko Nakamura, the film was accepted into The Underexposed Film Festival where it will be screening during November 14-16th at the Community Performance Center in South Carolina.
Garbage Girl in Daily Consumption from Nostrand Productions on Vimeo.
Sarah Friedland will be screening a short, experimental film at the Coney Island Film Festival on Saturday September 21st. The piece originated from classes she took with Professor Rachel Stevens and Professor Michael Gitlin.
IMA student Iva Radivojevic’s film, Ben: In the Mind’s Eye will also be featured at the festival.
Prof. Michael Gitlin will be showing some animations from a work-in-progress. The new film, an hour-long experimental documentary to be shot and exhibited on HD and incorporating both live action and animation, examines certain literary, philosophical and political aspects of delusional thought in schizophrenia, calibrated at scales ranging from the personal to the social.
Open Studio
Saturday, April 30, 2011
6:30PM to 10:00PM
649 Morgan Avenue, between Nassau and Norman (4th Floor)
more info: http://morganfineartsbldg.com/events.html