Skip Blumberg introduces samples of Videofreex work. Photo by Denaise Seals.
The events held in Washington, D.C. on March 9 and 10 both proved popular.
The National Gallery of Art presentation drew about 75 audience members and numerous in-depth questions on early video and preservation.
The screening at the DC Arts Center packed the black box theater. Reminiscence on resistance and video continued into the night.
Is this a sneak peek at 2015, which will see both the Videofreex museum exhibit and feature-length movie?
Below, more pictures from the happenings.
Tom Colleyof the Video Data Bank explains the partnership between VDB and Videofreex. Photo by Denaise Seals.
A May Day Collective member then and now. Photo by Skip Blumberg.
Audience members at the DC Arts Center remember when video galvanized the anti-war demonstrations of May Day 1971. Photo by Skip Blumberg.
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