"A Media Library: Print Publications of the Department of Film & Media Studies", a gallery exhibition featuring books written by faculty member, has opened on the 2nd floor of the Visual Arts Center. The exhibit invites all visitors "to you explore the varied topics on display, and especially to peruse the books while relaxing in our reading room."
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CINÉ SALON AT 20 celebrates 20 years of film screenings and in-person encounters with international and local filmmakers and critics on the art and history of cinema. All events are free and open to the Dartmouth community (co-sponsored by Department of Film and Media Studies, Dartmouth College).
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Peter Sutoris '11 will deliver a lecture entitled "The Films Division of India and the Imagination of Progress, 1948-75" on September 29th. Peter has recently published his book (of the same title), and is currently working on his PhD at Cambridge University. The lecture will be held at 5:00 PM in Carson L01.
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"Floral Discomposition", and installation by Kwaii Bell '16 (created under the guidance of Professor Jodie Mack of the Department of Film & Television Studies) "acts as commentary and reflection on human impact on the environment."
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MEP, directed by Department of Film & Media Studies Professor Mark Williams, is working to establish the means for scholars to access archived media- including episodes of the Italian television show It's Never Too Late.
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