Next fall in the Greensboro Cultural Art Center — The Greensboro Residency for Original Work (GROW)!Jennida Chase and Hassan Pitts (s/n) will combine light, texture, sound, and video projections in an immersive sensory experience, inviting visitors to consider Greensboro’s past and imagine its future in their residency “Gate City: Playable Space” (October 14 to December 15).

GROW is a flexible creative space, managed by Creative Greensboro, the City’s office for arts and culture. Compensated residencies of up to twelve weeks are awarded to Guilford County-based creative individuals and organizations to produce new and original works that encourage visitation and engagement by the public. Each residency includes at least six hours of weekly programming that is offered to the public free of charge. For more information, visit www.greensboro-nc.gov/GROW

We are excited to be notified that our trailer has been selected in the “Best Trailer” category in the So Limitless and Free International Film Festival based in Montreal Canada! This marks the 10th festival it’s been included in (of which it has won FOUR awards!) How’s that for good news!!

We are super excited to mention that we have just received the Filmed in NC Fund from Cucalorus Film Festival

We are excited to announce that The Lost // existence before essence has been selected for the 2024 CineFest São Jorge in Sǎo Paulo, Brazil.

We are very happy to announce that The Lost // existence before essence has been accepted into the Momoxca International Fantastic Film Festival in Mexico City. The festival happens in November!

We are pleased to announce that The Motherlode (trailer) will screen in the All That Moves International Film Festival in São Paulo, Brazil in March of 2025!

We are happy to announce that our short film The Lost // existence before essence has been accepted into the The 180’ Berlin FilmFest in Berlin, Germany in January 2025!

We are very excited to announce the trailer for The Motherlode (working title) documentary has been nominated for “Best Trailer” at the Waterford International Film Festival, in Waterford, Ireland in November!

Raritan Valley Community College’s Arts & Design department presents nurture / nature, an exhibition showcasing the work of eight women artists addressing motherhood, eco materialism, and the culture of caring. August 27–September 28, 2024, in the Art Gallery at the College’s Branchburg campus.

The show is being curated by Lambertville-based eco-artist Lauren Rosenthal McManus. The opening reception and artists’ talk will be held Friday, September 6, from 5–7 pm. This event is free of charge and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

Each of the artists in this exhibition centers her practice in an ethic of interdependence with both biological and ecological families. The show will feature a variety of working materials and methods from upcycled plastic grocery bags to botanically derived inks, and documentary film to fiber art. While some of the included works expose the tedious and often undervalued aspects of domestic labor, others illuminate the awe and wonder that coexist within the seemingly mundane aspects of daily life. Together, these works reveal the complex dynamics present in relationships based on caring.

Exhibiting artists include: Adina Andrus, Larchmont, NY; Jennida Chase, Greensboro, NC; Jill Christian, Albuquerque, NM; Alison Judd, Boston, MA; Danila Rumold, Albuquerque, NM; Rebecca Schultz, Elkins Park, PA; Cindy Stockton Moore, Philadelphia, PA; Stefanie Zito, Pittsburgh, PA.

Gallery hours are Mondays, 3-8 pm; Tuesdays, 10 am-3 pm; Wednesdays, 3-8 pm; Thursdays, 10 am-6 pm; and Fridays, 1-4 pm. For further information, contact Arts & Design, 908-218-8876

The Sanarchy consortium just produced a public screening at The Weatherspoon Museum!

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