Glad to be back in Portland after three weeks of biking around and showing films in 100 degree weather. Tour was fun but exhausting. Be sure to check out the site blog, which we'll be updating with some reflections and ...Read More
Today I leave for a two and half week biking jaunt through the great Pacific Northwest, showing movies about Buffalo and the end of capitalism. Hooray! Be sure to check out the blog/ site for the tour, as we'll be ...Read More
In addition to having some kind of installation on hoboes, displacement and anarchists playing in a tent in a warehouse, I'll be participating in this event at this year's What the Heck Fest. "MAKING IT HAPPEN" An Open Discussion on ...Read More
Finished the Tough Stuff from the Buff DVDs. The discs look great! Wrote an essay for the accompanying booklet Persevering Despite the Impossible: A Brief History of Media Activism in Buffalo, NY. Download the booklet as a PDF here. Better yet, buy ...Read More
Been busy bloggin the shit out of Tuff Stuff from the Buff, booking the last shows and making a DVD, which is now avail for pre-order. The 70-minute program includes recent works by: Gabirelle Citirniti, Tony Conrad, Critical Art Ensemble, Terry ...Read More
Inspired by AREA Chicago, I recently created a piece for "Grassroots Cartography," an exhibition at SEA Change Gallery in Portland, OR. “Notes for a Peoples Atlas” is a multi-city, participatory mapping and design project that began in Chicago in 2005, ...Read More
On Thursday, May 28, a group of friends got together for a potluck at the Eyeful Gallery/ Dill Pickle Club office space. Over the course of the evening, each attendee retrieved one of their favorite online videos and, together, we ...Read More
This Thurs, May 28, my film The More Things Stay the Same will screen as part of Off the Map: The Western Oregon University Experimental Film Festival. Curated by students in the Art Department at WOU, the program also includes ...Read More
Getting ready/ planning for "Tough Stuff From the Buff," a summer bike film tour, July 17-August 2. Fellow filmmaker David Gracon and I are teaming up to put the rubber to the road, showing experimental and activist films about Buffalo, ...Read More
Leonard Crowdog is a legend. He served as spiritual advisor to the American Indian Movement (AIM) and played a pivotal role at Wounded Knee during its 71-day siege in 1973. He will be speaking in defense of American Indian activist ...Read More
