UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art offers fellowships/residencies aimed at education and collaborative production. It is well-known as a microcinema that presents non-fiction film, video, sound, discussion, and performance.
Location 322 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Contact 718.395.7902 Venue site
Screening Formats 16mm, Digital video
Operating Since 2004
Ticket info $10
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Screenings
- Have You Ever Killed a BearMarwa Arsanios201425minIn Hellsean bonney201714minMy Name is ForeignerCana Bilir-Meier20137minWhat does an artist actually want?Şener Özmen20122minRettungsgriffe (Rescue Grips)Nina Kreuzinge20178minWe’re thrilled to welcome back filmmaker and programmer Minou Norouzi for a brand new program, The Revolution is Not A Virgin, featuring the work of Marwa Arsanios, Sean Bonney, Cana Bilir-Meier, Şener Özmen, Nina Kreuzinger, and a performance by Hadi Fallahpisheh. Countering the typically noisy, chaos-driven acts of ‘revolution’ and the campaigning desire of documentary as a political tool this programme of video works explores silence as a productive act of resistance. It asks what viewers can discern from gaps in artistic expression; from what is not shown; from what is not said? In an introduction and post-screening discussion, Minou will discuss these works in relation to her current research project Revolutionary Patience: The Ethics of Non-interventionist Documentary Encounters, also included as part of the College Art Association, CAA 107th Annual Conference.7:30pm