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lsanderson) wrote2005-11-16 03:35 pm
lsanderson) wrote2005-11-16 03:35 pm
Plus at the Walker
Throughout its history, the Jerome Foundation has supported projects that have helped filmmakers create work that investigates identity and broadens perceptions of race, gender, and sexual orientation.
Ayoka Chenzira, Hair Piece: A Film for Nappyheaded People (1985, New York, color, 16mm, 10 minutes); Mira Nair, So Far From India (1982, New York, color, video, 49 minutes); Debra Solomon, Everybody’s Pregnant (1997, New York, color, 35mm, 7 minutes); Jocelyn Taylor, Bodily Functions, (1995, New York, color, video, 14 minutes); Amy Ostergaard, White Wash (1998, Minnesota, color, video, 10 minutes); Me-K Ahn, Undertow (1995, Minnesota, BW, video, 19 minutes); John Killacky, Stolen Shadows (1995, Minnesota, BW, video, 10 minutes).
This program is made possible by generous support from the Jerome Foundation.
http://calendar.walkerart.org/event.wac?id=2486
Ayoka Chenzira, Hair Piece: A Film for Nappyheaded People (1985, New York, color, 16mm, 10 minutes); Mira Nair, So Far From India (1982, New York, color, video, 49 minutes); Debra Solomon, Everybody’s Pregnant (1997, New York, color, 35mm, 7 minutes); Jocelyn Taylor, Bodily Functions, (1995, New York, color, video, 14 minutes); Amy Ostergaard, White Wash (1998, Minnesota, color, video, 10 minutes); Me-K Ahn, Undertow (1995, Minnesota, BW, video, 19 minutes); John Killacky, Stolen Shadows (1995, Minnesota, BW, video, 10 minutes).
This program is made possible by generous support from the Jerome Foundation.
http://calendar.walkerart.org/event.wac?id=2486