In a Huffington Post opinion piece, Dartmouth’s Jeffrey Ruoff writes that Abbas Fahdel's Homeland (Iraq Year Zero) is “the most significant work of art to come out of the Iraq war.”
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Professor Jodie Mack's film Let Your Light Shine received a write up in the September issue of Artforum within the article "Parallax Plurality: 3D Cinema Beyond the Feature Film”.
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Professor Amy Lawrence's animated film My Life in Houses is explored in the current Film & Media Studies Gallery presentation on the 2nd Floor of the Black Family Visual Arts Center, open 10 AM - 5 PM Monday through Thursday through the end of Fall Term.
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"Born in Venice in 1932, film festivals have exploded worldwide in recent decades," writes Jeffrey Ruoff, an associate professor of film and media studies, in a Huffington Post opinion piece.
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Joseph Bernard, a Detroit-based artist schooled in painting, made over 100 films during this period before returning to collage painting. This program features a selection from his extensive body of film work.
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