CINE321S/711S
Art Video 1972-2020: Police, Pandemics, and Assassinations: History and Practice
Instructor: J. Lion
W 1:25PM - 4:25PM
Rubenstein Arts Center 234
Cross Listing: DOCST321S/711S,
CCI, ALP
This class teaches aspects of conceptual video art production within a study of its history, specifically early U. S. and Canadian artist video responding to three still-resonant concerns: global pandemics, anti-Black police violence, and U. S. presidential spectacle. A Contemporary video—as cinematic form, gallery exhibition, web stream, broadcast television, social process, or used as tactical media intervention, act of witness, political prank, and legal/physical defense strategy will be considered. Classwork includes screenings, discussion, reading, writing, individual or collective video production, and extensive group critique. No technical experience needed.