“...a story that feels like a thriller as well as a metaphor for the way societies treat incarcerated people.” – Alissa Wilkinson |
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"...captivating, poignant and empowering"- Avi Offer |
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Select screenings have Q&As and Special Guests |
(more to be announced soon) |
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Friday, February 7, 7pm - SOLD OUT co-presented by the New Museum and Women's Community Justice Association (WCJA)
Q&A with: Leah Faria (WCJA, participant), Lisa Phillips (New Museum), Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (participant, executive producer), and Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by: Linda Villarosa |
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Saturday, February 8, 7pm - SOLD OUT co-presented with the Center for Art and Advocacy (CAA)
Q&A with: Jesse Krimes (CAA, artist), Stanley Richards (participant, Fortune Society), Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (participant, executive producer), and Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by: Eboné Bishop |
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Thursday, February 13, 7pm - SOLD OUT co-presented by the Vera Institute of Justice and Silver Art Projects
Q&A with: film participants Nicole Fleetwood (curator, author), Vincent Schiraldi (Maryland Secretary of Juvenile Services), and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (artist, executive producer), and Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by: Anna Deavere Smith |
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Tuesday, February 18, 6:30pm co-presented by the New York Women's Foundation and The Center for the Study of Women and Society at the Graduate Center
Q&A with: Jumaane Williams (NYC Public Advocate), Catherine Morris (participant, Brooklyn Museum), and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (participant, executive producer), and Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by Dána-Ain Davis |
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Sunday, February 20, 6:50pm co-presented by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
with introduction by Naomi Beckwith |
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Upcoming screening event with Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice and more TBA |
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"A wild tale of the painting's whitewashed journey and the two artists who challenge the same powerful, oppressive, and persistent institutions... Celebrates the longstanding interconnection of art and activism, even as it too contributes to that revolutionary tide of ideas." – Jennie Kermode |
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“Wonderful to see two strong women artists with a similar mission. Ultimately, I learned so much from their experiences.” – All Of It with Allison Stewart |
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“This is a super film...we get portraits of two incredible female artists whose art is changing lives because the people who see it can use it as a hand hold to help them change.” - Steve Kopian |
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“The film's mission to make visible and ultimately free women from mass incarceration, and specifically from Rikers Island, feels especially urgent in light of the torrent of horrific sexual assault allegations spanning decades, filed by women formerly incarcerated on Rikers, which continue to make headlines with little to no action from the City.” - Katie Way |
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🗞️📻 PAINT ME A ROAD Featured In 📻🗞️ |
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🎧 Listen to Mary and Catherine on🎧 |
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📻 Listen to Mary & Catherine Live on 📻 |
🎙️WBAI - Cat Radio Cafe Tuesday 2/11 @ 9pm, Wednesday 2/12 @ 3am |
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