Curatorial/Programming

What we watch, share, want, disregard, erase, don’t watch, and imagine in times of bodily assault.

VHS Archives considers how to store, transfer, share, research, and reactivate media collections facing obsolescence. It is a database of one VHS collection with information, citation, and in some case digitization that can lead to more.

A series of essays highlighting the stories of “long COVID” survivors and community efforts to use the lessons learned from other viruses to provide care for patients during the early months of the outbreak.

Relational Space Gallery online exhibit. A fearless exploration into the long-haul experience.

What happens when we center HIV history around Black women’s experience and contributions to AIDS Activism?

Curated by What Would an HIV AIDS Doula Do? (collective members, Katherine Cheairs, Alexandra Juhasz, Theodore Kerr, Jawanza Williams), Metanoia: Transformation through AIDS Archives is an archival examination of community-based responses to the ongoing AIDS crisis in the USA.

With Alisa Lebow. An online, community based manifesto. Not everything should be molded into a story. There are many ways to shape a documentary.

Community members interested in discussing questions, concerns and best practices about the use, preservation, digitization, and research of VHS collections currently held by organizations, scholars, artists, and activists.

Conversation, contemplation, community, and art about participants’ shared interpretations of the connections between social media, verification, and lived truth.

Online digital media literacy primer generating principles for each of the first 100 deceptive days of the current administration.

Collaborations in Feminism and Technology

Visual AIDS Video Program, Day (With) Out Art, 2016.

A monthly film series pertaining to the Borough. 2018-2019 features documentaries by CUNY faculty.

Art show exploring the AIDS crisis through art and ephemera evidencing daily experiences & practices.

Organized six national curators who mounted a series of related video programs and art shows.

Feminism and Art at the Women’s Building, 2012.

Repurposing Social Media Spaces.