Uchizono talks about movement as a medium for personal and political transformation.

CUNY TV's Twilight Talks

Donna Uchizono: Fluidity

Goldberg mines queer and trans archives, connecting artists and organizers from previous generations to today's LGBTQ+ community.

Ariel Goldberg: Team Spirit

Villalobos describes performing music with his brothers as a form of jubilant activism.

Ernesto Villalobos: Team Spirit

Perlin discusses her latest film "Bunker" and other remnants of Cold War America.

Jenny Perlin: Bookish

Photographer Mary Ellen Bartley concentrates on books as an approach to still life.

Mary Ellen Bartley: Bookish

Zanisnik reenacts family history and walks the Meadowlands in search of enlightenment.

Bryan Zanisnik: Parallel Universe

Whitaker redraws the boundaries of photographic realism to create alternate social truths.

Hannah Whitaker: Parallel Universe

Oursler talks about spirits, enchantment and alternative belief systems.

Tony Oursler: Magical Thinking

Marmorek considers love and desire as unruly elements in modern society.

Adriana Marmorek: Magical Thinking

Makos recounts the unique social creativity of the Factory and his friendship with Andy Warhol.

Christopher Makos: Fluidity

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Twilight Talks is a series of conversations with arts and culture professionals about their work and unique perspectives on contemporary life. Born out of the new political reality — post-election 2016 — the talks are held at twilight overlooking New York City’s West Side.

Twilight Talks is produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Wilson Reyes and hosted by independent curator and writer Kevin Moore.

Donna Uchizono: Fluidity

CUNY TV's Twilight Talks

Fler avsnitt från "CUNY TV's Twilight Talks"

Ariel Goldberg: Team Spirit

Ernesto Villalobos: Team Spirit

Jenny Perlin: Bookish

Mary Ellen Bartley: Bookish

Bryan Zanisnik: Parallel Universe

Hannah Whitaker: Parallel Universe

Tony Oursler: Magical Thinking

Adriana Marmorek: Magical Thinking

Donna Uchizono: Fluidity

Christopher Makos: Fluidity