This map identifies organizations, networks and related links throughout NYS and beyond, that offer a variety of media arts services and information. These organizations are browseable by geographical location (select by clicking the desired NY county), alphabetical order and by the categories listed in the navigation bar on the right. These organizations are searchable by entering a keyword in the search box in the upper right-hand corner or by a variety of criteria on the Browse page.
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A feature-length project about girlhood and the immigrant dream, focusing on post World War II North American suburbs and between the war Europe, critically seen through the lens of gender, property and myths of nation. —A rambunctious embrace, body to body, woman to woman, entrance to exit—in-laws foregrounding the construction of cinematic meaning, the elusive [...]
New York City has a long history of street photography, tracing back to the 1800′s and early practitioners like Jacob Riis and Alfred Stieglitz. While rooted in Parisian traditions, New York street photography developed by its own rules. “New York was, in contrast to Paris, a tough graceless town,” according to Bystander: A History of [...]
This work explores the fertile territory between documentary and poetic modes of moving image. From diary to essay-film to observational work, London-based artist Stephen Connolly employs a variety of investigative and reconstructive approaches to his non-fiction filmmaking. Serious, yet never solemn, and infused with wit and passion, the work combines an urgency and complexity in [...]
The debut screening of The Surprise Tour will be followed by a discussion with the band and filmmaker, a special look at deleted scenes from the film, and a special performance by the band. We’ll also be screening an unreleased short about The Best Thing Ever by Ben Safdie and Red Bucket Films. The Best [...]
bricktheater: DID YOU KNOW… that three U.S. Presidents had sisters? Possibly more! Either way, seeing The Sister by Eric John… http://fb.me/SeNUhMGs
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bricktheater: @NYITAwards @JoshuaConkel Now we’re blushing… Thank you for the great post, Josh – hopefully much fruitful conversation will come of it.
