Select screenings have Q&As and Special Guests |
Fri, March 14, 7pm Q&A with: Meshell Ndegeocello (composer), Catherine Gund (director), and more TBA
Moderated by: Jackie Glover |
Sat, March 15, 6:30pm Q&A with: Beverly Price (artist, film participant), M. Trevino (editor), Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by: Dana Davis |
Sun, March 16, 3:30pm Q&A with: Yannick Lowery (animator), Catherine Gund (director)
Moderated by: Erika Dilday (producer) |
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“...an appreciation of the act of resistance involved in simply living. To persist in spite of injustice and in spite of absurdity.” - Jennie Kermode |
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📸 Snapped @ Columbia College. MEANWHILE Screening 📸 |
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📸 In case you missed PAINT @ |
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Anna Deavere Smith (actress, playwright, professor), Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (film participant, executive producer), Nicole Fleetwood (film participant, curator, author), Vincent Schiraldi (film participant, Maryland Secretary of Juvenile Services), Catherine Gund (director) |
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Debra Levine, Catherine Gund, Jumaane Williams, Ivy Arce, and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter |
Abigail Glasgow (journalist), Melanie Dominguez (Katal), Russel Craig (film participant, artist), Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (film participant, executive producer), Catherine Gund (director) |
“...the point of making work for and with women who have been jailed is to say, by example, that if you can speak—itself an act of defiance—you can say your name.” - Hilton Als |
More Upcoming Screenings of PAINT: |
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Date: Thursday, March 6, 2025, 6:30pm
Location: Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
Post Screening Panel with: Yara Shahidi, Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter, Catherine Gund Moderated by: Sarah Lewis |
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Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025, 3:00pm
Location: Held Auditorium, Barnard Hall
Post Screening Q&A with: Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter |
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Catherine Morris (film participant, Brooklyn Museum), Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter (film participant, executive producer), Jumaane Williams (NYC Public Advocate), Catherine Gund (director), Dana Davis (writer, professor, CUNY) |
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“...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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“Gund saw in this story a clear metaphor: a beautiful painting went into Rikers and came out destroyed. The same goes for the countless individuals who end up on Rikers, 90% of whom are being held pre-trial.” – Abigail Glasgow
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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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🎧 Listen to Mary and Catherine on🎧 |
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