Education

Whitney Museum Independent Study Program, New York City  1989

SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo NY

Master’s of Arts in Humanities.  Critical Studies, Film and Video Production  1988

Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies; Cum Laude with departmental honors 1987  

University of Virginia, undergraduate coursework in Literature and Art 1983-1986 

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

1998-

Assistant Professor, University of Texas, Austin, TX

                  Graduate and Undergraduate courses in documentary and digital video

 

1997-1998

Senior Lecturer, University of Texas, Austin, TX

                  Taught courses in Small Format Video Production and Documentary Production

 

1997

Visiting Artist, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Visiting Artist, Hamilton College and Utica College, Utica, NY

Visiting Artist, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY

 

1996

Visiting Artist, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

Visiting Artist, Pomona College, Pomona, CA

Visiting Artist, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA

 

1995

Artist in Residence, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio

Instructor, No Budget Documentary, Int’l Documentary Conference, Melbourne, Australia

 

1993-1994

Assistant Professor of Film and Television, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA

                  Taught courses in documentary production and critical theory.

                                   

Video Workshop Instructor, Neighborhood Film and Video Project, Philadelphia, PA

Video Workshop Instructor, "Hi 8 to Broadcast," Women Make Movies, NY, NY

 

1993

Visiting artist, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA

Visiting artist, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA

Visiting Artist, CUNY Graduate Center, New York City, NY

Visiting Artist, Hofstra University, Long Island, NY

Visiting Artist, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Visiting Artist, Swarthmore College, Swathmore, PA

 

1992

Artist in Residence, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio

Artist in Residence, Rensellear Polytechnic Institute I-Ear Studios, Troy, NY

                  Taught camerawork and Steadicam classes during studio residency.

Visiting artist, University of Arizona Video/Film Department, Tucson, AZ

Visiting artist, Rutgers University Media Department, New Brunswick, NJ

Visiting artist, SUNY Purchase Film Department, Purchase, NY

 

1991

Instructor, Film Video Arts, 12 week small format video production course, NY, NY 

Video Editing Instructor, Borough of Manhattan Community College, NY, NY

Visiting artist, School of Visual Arts, NY, NY

Visiting artist,  University of Illinois, Chicago, IL

 

Summer 1991 , Summer 1992 , Summer 1993,  Summer 1996

Instructor, University of South Carolina, Southeastern Media Institute

Taught documentary and low budget video production.

 

1989

Instructor,  SUNY Buffalo, taught and designed syllabus for Women's Studies course

Instructor,  Western New York Arts Institute, Buffalo, NY

Instructor,  Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center,  3/4" editing, Buffalo, NY

 

PANELS/Guest lectures

“Dreaming in Digital: What the Manual Left Out,” Univ. of CA San Diego. 2000

“Reel Stories,” panel moderator, SxSW Film Festival, Austin, TX, 1999

“Guerilla Filmmaking,” panel, SxSW Film Festival, Austin, TX, 1988

“Interviewing for Documentaries,”  panel, SxSW Film Festival, Austin, TX, 1988

"Electronic Cinematography,”  panel, AIVF and New York Women in Film and Television, 1997

"Camcorder Culture," panel, 4th International Australia Documentary Conference, 1995

"How Global is Gay,"  panel, 4th International Australia Documentary Conference, 1995

"Producing Independently for Television," panel, Independent Feature Film Market, 1993

"Interrogating Identities," panel, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 1993

"Independent Video Distribution,"  panel, Media Alliance Conference, Chicago, IL, 1993

"The Gospel of Small Format," lecture,  Feminist Media Conference, University of Arizona, 1992

"Media Symposium for Gay Pride," panel, DCTV, New York City, 1991

"AIDS and Media: Strategies for the '90's," panel, San Francisco Int’l Gay Film Festival, 1990

"Video Witnessess," panel, Randolph St. Gallery, Chicago, IL, 1990

"Grassroots AIDS media," lecture, School of Visual Arts, 1990

 

Juror/Grant Panelist

Grant Panelist, Paul Robeson Foundation for Independent Media, 2000

Judge, Emmy Awards,  Documentary,  National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, 1996, 1997

South by Southwest Film Festival documentary competition, 1998

Judge, National Media Owl Awards, Retirement Research Foundation, 1988

Charlotte Film and Video Festival, 1993

New York Foundation for the Arts, 1992

 

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Ford Foundation, Digital Directions working group on the convergence of media, 2000

Board of Directors, Paul Robeson Foundation for Independent Media, 1999-present

Austin Film Society volunteer fundraiser, 1997-present

Texas Documentary Tour Committee, 1997-present

Reel Women member, Austin, Texas, 1998-present

 

AWARDS ,  GRANTS  &  HONORS

 

2000

Lucius and Eva Eastman Fund completion grant, Atomic Ed

 

Museum of Modern Art Permanent Collection acquires The Shampoo King (1999), Roam Sweet Home (1996),

Greetings From Out Here (1993), (In)Visible Women (1991)and DiAna’s Hair Ego (1990).

1998

Big Muddy Film Festival, Grand Prize, Roam Sweet Home

 

1997

Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, Atomic Ed

National Media Owl Award, First Place, Retirement Research Foundation, Roam Sweet Home

PBS Online Pick of the Month, Roam Sweet Home

People Magazine Pick of the Month, Rated A, Roam Sweet Home

Lucius and Eva Eastman Foundation Award, Roam Sweet Home

 

1995

National Endowment for the Arts, Roam Sweet Home

Independent Television Service, Roam Sweet Home

Jerome Foundation Grant, Roam Sweet Home

Documentary Achievement Award,  American Motion Picture Society,  Greetings from Out Here

Jury Award, New York Expo of Film and Video,  Greetings from Out Here

 

1994

First Prize, Non-fiction, USA Film Festival, Greetings from Out Here

Golden Gate Award, Best Television Documentary, San Francisco Int’l Film Festival,  Greetings

Best Documentary Award, Atlanta Film and Video Festival,  Greetings

Paul Clere Humanitarian Award of Excellence, Sinking Creek Film Festival, Greetings

Central Florida Film and Video Festival, 3rd Place,  Greetings

Best of Festival Award, New England Film and Video Festival,  Greetings

Grand Prize, Chicago International Gay Film and Video Festival,  Greetings

 

1993-1992

First Prize, Council on Foundations Film Festival, (In)Visible Women

Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media grant, (In)Visible Women

ITVS (Independent Television Service) Project Grant, Greetings from Out Here

Audience Award, San Francisco International  Gay Film Festival,  (In )Visible Women

 

1991

First Prize, National Black Programming Consortium Prized Pieces,  DiAna's Hair Ego

Juror's Award, Black Maria Film and Video Festival,  DiAna's Hair Ego

Silver Apple Award, National Educational Film and Video Festival,  DiAna's Hair Ego

Golden Gate Award, San Francisco International Film Festival, Honorable Mention, DHE

Australian International Video Festival, Honorable Mention, DHE

Australian International Film and Video Festival, Honorable Mention, DHE

Jerome Foundation Grant, Party Safe!

Art Matters Inc., Video Production Grant, Party Safe!

Creative Time Inc., Citywide Projects, Video Production Grant,  (In)Visible Women

 

1990

Atlanta Film and Video Festival, Best Activist Video Award, for DiAna's Hair Ego

Louisville Film and Video Festival, Special Merit Award, for DiAna's Hair Ego

Charlotte Film and Video Festival, Silver Medal Award, for DiAna's Hair Ego

International Television Association,  Finalist, Videofest '90, for DiAna's Hair Ego

New York Foundation for the Arts, Unrestricted Fellowship, for The Games

 

1988-1989

New York State Council on the Arts, Regional Re-grant

Whitney Museum of American Art,  Independent Study Fellowship

Art Matters Inc.,  Unrestricted Fellowship, for DiAna's Hair Ego

New York State Council on the Arts,  Media Arts Grant, for DiAna's Hair Ego

Media Bureau, Finishing Funds, for DiAna's Hair Ego

 

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS AND SCREENINGS   (others on last page)

 

2000

Texas Documentary Tour: a Retrospective, Upcoming (May 2000)

 

1999

Museum of Modern Art, New York City, “New Documentaries,” May 1999

 

1998

Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX , Shampoo King

Southwest Alternative Media Center (SWAMP), Houston, TX

Duke University, North Carolina, Roam Sweet Home

 

1997

PBS National Primetime Broadcast, Roam Sweet Home

Channel 4 Television, Great Britain, Broadcast, Roam Sweet Home

Texas Documentary Tour, Austin, TX, Roam

Flaherty Documentary Seminar, Owego, NY,  Roam

Saratoga Springs Public Library, Saratoga Springs, NY, Roam

Port Washington Public Library, Port Washington, NY, Roam

San Jose International Film Festival, San Jose, CA, Roam

Minsk International Film Festival, Minsk, Ukraine, Roam

Dallas Video Festival, Dallas, TX, Roam

 

1996

New York Film and Video Council, NY, NY, Roam

New Zealand International Film Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, Roam

Virginia Festival of American Film, Charlottesville, VA, Roam

 

1995

PBS airings in all major  U.S. cities and markets, Greetings From Out Here

BBC, Great Britain, Greetings From Out Here

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), National Broadcast,  Greetings

Australia International Documentary Conference, Retrospective, Melbourne, Australia

Sheffield International Film Festival, Sheffield, UK, Greetings From Out Here

The New Festival, NY, NY, Greetings

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, Greetings

National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia, Greetings

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO, Greetings

Museum of the Moving Image, Queens, NY, Greetings

OutFest, Los Angeles, CA, Greetings

 

1994

Out in Africa Film Festival, Cape Town, South Africa, Greetings

Margaret Mead Film Festival, NY, NY, Greetings

Museum of Modern Art:  Get Reel Film Series, Greetings

International Public Television Conference (INPUT), Montreal, Canada,  Greetings

Images Festival of Independent Film and Video, Toronto, Greetings

British Film Institute, London, UK, Greetings

Center for Photography, Woodstock, NY, Greetings

Chicago Historical Society, Greetings

Machida Museum of Graphic Arts, Tokyo, Japan, Greetings

John Abbott College, Ste Anne de Bellvue, Quebec, Canada, Greetings

St. Louis International  Film Festival, Greetings

City Lore Film Festival, NY, NY, Greetings

Northwest Film and Video Center, Portland, OR, Greetings

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Arts, Winston Salem, NC, Greetings

1993

New York Film Festival, Video Visions, New York, NY, Greetings

Dallas Film and Video Festival, Dallas, TX, Greetings

Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA, Greetings

The New Festival, Closing Night , NYC, Greetings

WNYC TV, Human Rights Film Festival, NYC, Greetings

 

1992

Museum of Modern Art, "Video Viewpoints," NY, NY,  Retrospective

Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia, DiAna’s Hair Ego

International Public Television Conference (INPUT), Dublin, Ireland, DiAna’s Hair Ego

Women in the Director's Chair, Chicago, IL,  DiAna’s Hair Ego

London International Gay Film Festival, DiAna’s Hair Ego

Hallwalls Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY,  DiAna’s Hair Ego

JB Speed Art Museum, Kentucky,  DiAna’s Hair Ego

 

DiAna’s Hair Ego aired on 125 PBS stations including:  WNET (NY,) WNYC (NY,)  KCET (Los Angeles,)  WTTW (Chicago,) WHYY (Philadelphia,) KQED (San Francisco), WGBH (Boston,) KERA (Dallas,) KTCA (Minneapolis,) WNED (Buffalo,) WGBH (Boston,) KERA (Dallas,) KTCA (Minneapolis,) WNED (Buffalo,) WKPC (Louisville,) KDBI (Denver,) KAET (Phoenix,) WFYI (Indianapolis,)  KVIE (Sacramento,) Connecticut Public TV, KDBI (Denver,) KAET (Phoenix,) WFYI (Indianapolis,)  KVIE (Sacramento,) Connecticut Public TV, New Hampshire Public TV

 

1991

Whitney Museum Biennial Exhibition,  NY, NY,  DiAna’s

S.C. Arts Commission, Nickelodeon Theatre, Columbia, S.C. , DiAna’s Hair Ego

Film/Video Arts Angel Awards Showcase, NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Black International Cinema Festival, Berlin, West Germany,  DiAna’s

Museum of Modern Art, NY, NY "What's Happening Series",  DiAna’s

British Film Institute, Lesbian and Gay Video Festival, London, U.K.,  DiAna’s

Australia International Film and Video Festival, Sydney, Australia,  DiAna’s

Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis, MN,  DiAna’s

The New Festival, NY, NY,  DiAna’s

City Lore Festival, NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Donnell Media Center, NY, NY,  DiAna’s

 

1990

Whitney Museum of American Art,  "AIDS Awareness Day," NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Museum of Modern Art,  "AIDS Awareness Day,"  NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Artists Space, "A Day Without Art," NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY,  DiAna’s

Institute of Contemporary Arts, Boston, MA,  DiAna’s

Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA,  DiAna’s

The New Festival, NY, NY,  DiAna’s

American Museum of the Moving Image,  Queens, NY,  DiAna’s

New York Documentary Festival,  NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Image Film and Video Center,  Atlanta, GA,  DiAna’s

Downtown Community TV Center,  NY, NY,  DiAna’s

Atlanta Film and Video Festival,  Atlanta, GA,  DiAna’s

Women's Caucus for Art National Conference, Video Artists Showcase, NY, NY

Louisville Film and Video Festival, Louisville, KY,  DiAna’s

Randolph Street Gallery, "New Activist Video",  Chicago, IL,  DiAna’s

Pacific Film Archive,  San Francisco, CA,  DiAna’s

Guadeloupe Cultural Arts Center, "Cine Festival", San Antonio, TX,  DiAna’s

The Kitchen, "New Works", NYC,  DiAna’s

Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, "The Medicine Show",  Buffalo, NY

San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Video Festival, San Francisco, CA

Los Angeles Lesbian and Gay Video Festival, Los Angeles, CA,  DiAna’s

Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, WI,  DiAna’s

Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), Los Angeles , CA,  DiAna’s

Image Film and Video Festival, Toronto, Canada,  DiAna’s

Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO,  DiAna’s

Flaherty Documentary Seminar, Upstate NY,  DiAna’s

California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA,  DiAna’s

Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA,  DiAna’s

 

1989

AFI National Video Festival,  New Works Premier ,  Hollywood, CA,  DiAna’s

AFI National Video Festival,  Video Installation (with Kate Horsfield,) Hollywood, CA

Group Material Show, "AIDS Timeline", Univ. CA, Berkeley, CA,  DiAna’s

Hallwalls,  "The Politics and Poetics of Feminism, Sexuality...,"  Buffalo, NY

Pacific Film Archive,  AIDS video screening, San Francisco, CA,  DiAna’s

Dia Art Foundation, “AIDS & Democracy: A Case Study,” Group Material Show, NY, NY

Institute of Contemporary Art, “Square Peg”  Video Festival, London,UK,  DiAna’s

San Francisco Cinemateque, “New Video from Buffalo,” San Francisco, CA,  DiAna’s

 

REVIEWS AND CRITICAL ARTICLES

 

Visible Evidence Vo. 1.  (Michael Renov and Faye Ginsburg, editors) Queer Documentary, Chris Holmlund,

University of MN Press, 1997

American Studies Journal,  39:1 (Spring 1998)  “Re-envisioning the American West,” Scott MacDonald.                                           

People Magazine, “Picks and Pans,” August, 1997

Hollywood Reporter,  TV Review, August, 1997

Austin Chronicle, “Roam Sweet Home,” November, 1997

On Air Magazine, “Born to Roam,” September, 1997

Out Magazine,”Road Warrior,” September, 1997

Union News, “Silver-haired wanderers hit the road,” August, 1997

Austin American-Statesman, “Filmmaker Roams into Documentaries,” November, 1997

F-Newsmagazine,  “Subculture from the Front Seat of a Winnebago,” March, 1997

Dogworld,  “Filmmaker, Dog Hit the Road for PBS,” August, 1997

ITVS Buzzwords, "An ITVS Success Story: Greetings From Out Here,"  August 1993

The Independent, "Talking Heads: Ellen Spiro," November, 1993

Art Papers, "Greetings from Out Here in Here", Summer 1993

Atlanta  Journal  and  Constitution, "'Hair Ego':  AIDS Film a Cut Above," May 10, 1990

                                                                                "IMAGE Screening Festival's Big Hits," May 17, 1990

Boston Globe, "Filmmakers Find Dignity in Tragedy of AIDS," July, 18, 1990

The Guardian, "Diversity marks Documentary Festival,"  April 4, 1990

LA Weekly,  "Curlers and Condoms," July 6 - 12, 1990

Los  Angeles Times, "AIDS Information With an Artsy Spin," July 10, 1990

New York Times,               "AIDS Dominates Nonfiction Series of Film and Video," April 6, 1990

                                                      "For Young and Adult, It's AIDS Day on Channel 13," May 3, 1991

National Public Radio, Crossroads, "the Fear of Disclosure Project," August, 1992

 New York Newsday, "Movies about AIDS Take the Spotlight," April 11, 1990

Pacifica Radio, "DiAna's Hair Ego," June 1992

San Francisco Chronicle, "Rough Edged Films for Troubled Times," June 22, 1990

South End News, "Sex and Politics," August 2, 1990

The Village Voice,           "Choices," February  6, 1990

                                                                        "Choices," June 10,  1991

                                                                        "Choices," April, 1993

                                        

PUBLISHED ARTICLES

 

The Independent Film and Video Monthly, “The Medium is the Missed Age”, March 2000

Continuum: Australia Journal of Media, “From Backyards to Big Audiences,” 1997

The Advocate, Cover Story, "Homespun Homos,"  (with Michael Lane) April 1991

                  "Keep Manhattan, Just Give Me That Countryside," June, 1991

                  "Diviana Ingravallo, Performance Artist," July, 1991

                  "Teenage Videomaker Attracts Youthful Audience," March, 1991

Cinematograph, "Outlaws Through the Lens of Corporate America," 1991

Felix, "Operation Camcorder Storm," Spring 1991

The Independent,

                  "What to Wear on Your Video Activist Outing: a Camcordist's Manifesto," May, 1991

Mediactive, "Curlers and Condoms in South Carolina," Winter, 1990

Mother Jones, "Only Your Hairdresser Knows for Sure," February, 1991

Real Life Magazine, "A Camcordist's Manifesto," No.21/22, Spring 1992

Women and HIV/AIDS Journal,  "the S.C. AIDS Education Network," Spring, 1993

 

 

FILMographY

 

All works are shot, edited, produced and directed by Ellen Spiro unless otherwise noted

 

Atomic Ed 28:00, (currently in completion),  Funded by Rockefeller Foundation and Lucius and Eva Eastman Fund

A former Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist—turned atomic junk collector--  becomes the self-appointed curator of an unofficial museum of the nuclear age, the Black Hole of Los Alamos.

The Shampoo King, 28:00, 1999, Funded by Armstrong-McCall Inc.

Distributor: Video Data Bank

 

An investigation into the inner life of a Texas billionaire who, in the midst a nervous breakdown, examines the meaning of happiness and wealth. Premiered at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

 

Texas Splash Bash, 15:00, 1999, An HBO Production.  Produced and Directed by Ellen Spiro and Deb Wasser

A humorous mini-documentary on the First Annual Lake Travis Nude Water Olympics.

Roam Sweet Home, 57:00,  1996 

Distributor: Video Data Bank (US), Ardeche Images (Europe)

Funded by ITVS/PBS, Channel Four/UK, NEA, Jerome Foundation, Lucius and Eva Eastman Fund

Narration Written by Allan Gurganus, Co-produced by Vivian Kleiman and Pandora Zolotor

 

Spiro joins an adventurous community of roamers and loners on wheels who live on the road full time-- by economic necessity, pleasure or both.  Behind the camera and behind the wheel,  Spiro documents a unique  world of vintage trailers, vintage dogs and vintage people, where the spirit of the moment collides with stories from the past. 

 

Greetings from Out Here , 58:00, 1993  Co-produced by Kate Horsfield

Distributor: Video Data Bank (US),  Films Transit (Canada and worldwide)

Tongue-in-cheek and pedal to the metal, Ellen Spiro and dog Sam travel the backroads of the South documenting gay life in the boonies and beyond.  Sometimes hilarious, sometimes poignantly moving, and always enthralling, the mood of Greetings from Out Here changes as often as does the weather on the backroads of Spiro's South-- with its hubcap decorated shacks, its embracing landscapes, its hilariously improbable place names, and most of all its extraordinary people.

 

Diana's Hair Ego, 29:00, 1991

Distributors:  National Black Programming Consortium, Women Make Movies, Video Data Bank

In a South Carolina beauty shop, where a condom display is as natural as a basket of curlers DiAna not only styles hair but also stages Tupperware-style parties to dispense  information on safer sex.  Winner of over twelve awards and honors.

 

 

 

 

(In)Visible Women, 25:00, 1992  Co-produced by Marina Alvarez

Distributors: Women Make Movies, Video Data Bank

 

Through poetry, art, activism and dance, women with AIDS  explode notions of female invisibility and complacency in the face of AIDS. 

 

Party Safe! with DiAna and Bambi  (25:00) 1992 

Distributors: Women Make Movies, Video Data Bank

 

A sequel to the 1990 DiAna's Hair Ego, which profiled DiAna’s South Carolina beauty parlor, AIDS education program.  Party Safe! takes viewers on a  journey to safer sex gameshow-style parties across America. 

 

Other Works

 

1991

The Games,  16:00

 

1990

Like a Prayer (with DIVA TV,) 28:00

Pride (with DIVA TV,) 28:00

 

1989

ACT UP at the FDA, 13:00

Target City Hall, 28:00 (with DIVA TV)

 

Additional Screenings

 

1997

Mills College

Georgetown University

Ohio State University

 

1995

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

WETV, Ottawa, Canada

New York University, NY, NY

DePaul University

Out on Screen, Vancouvre, Canada

University of Memphis, Memphis, TN

Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Hamilton College, Utica, NY

Duke University

North Carolina State University

Bucknell University

Michigan State University

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

University of Colorado, Boulder, CO

Forum Yokahama, Yokahama, Japan

Rhode Island School of Design,

Georgetown University, Washington, DC

Sarah Lawrence College, Yonkers, NY

University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD

Bloomfield College

Iowa State University

Mount Allison University

University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA

Emory and Henry College

 

1994

Associazione Culturale Lesbica

Antioch College, Yellow  Springs, OH

Kenyon College, Gambier, OH

Sala Rekalde, Balboa, Spain

Cinevideo, Karlsruhe, Germany

 

1993

University of Toledo

Brown University, Providence, RI

Rice University

University of Rhode Island

Carleton College

StationVideo Bretagne, Rennes, France

 

1992

Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY

Lehman College, NY, NY

University of Wisconsin

University of California, Berkeley, CA

Trenton State College, Trenton, NJ

Spelman College, Atlanta, GA

Honolulu Gay Festival, HI

Tufts University, Boston, MA

Penn State University, Philadelphia, PA

Appalachian State University

University of Kentucky

Cine Festival, San Antonio, TX

Carleton College

Vancouver Community College, Canada

Comox valley Film Festival

Ontario College of Art

Saratoga Springs Public Library

University of Texas at Austin

Ithaca College

University of Michigan

Western Washington University

University of Arkansas

Illinois State University

University of Arizona

 

1991

San Francisco Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, S.F., CA

Los Angeles International Gay Film and Video Festival, Los Angeles, CA

Boston Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, Boston, MA

Film/Video Arts Angel Awards Showcase, NY, NY

Pyramid Arts Center, Rochester, NY

St. Paul Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, St. Paul, MN

Carnegie Museum of Art

Duke University

City College of San Francisco

Chicago Filmmakers

University of Rochester

Portland State University

Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN

Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY

Mount Holyoke College

University of Montana

Carleton College

Center for Contemporary Studies, Detroit, MI

University of N.C., Chapel Hill, NC

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

 

1990

Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI

Ohio State University

Northwest Film Study Center, Portland, OR

Hamilton College

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Foothill College

Rutgers University

 

1989

San Francisco International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, San Francisco, CA

Los Angeles International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival,  Los Angeles, CA

Hallwalls, A Day Without Art "Visual AIDS" show ,  Buffalo,NY

The Collective for Living Cinema, "Buffalo Video,"  NYC

N.A.M.E. Gallery, Chicago, IL

Squeaky Wheel Media Center, Buffalo, NY

Bethune Gallery, Buffalo, NY

 

1988

Offensive Gallery, “Waterfront Video,”  Dortmund, West Germany

CEPA Gallery, “The House Show,” Buffalo, NY