History of the Festival

The Women of Color Film and Video Festival was founded in 1992

1992 - The Colors of Her Language

Margaret R. Daniel, Festival Programmer

1993 - Of/245 Visible Distinction

Margaret R. Daniel, Festival Programmer

Dedicated to the Life and Work of Audre Lorde

The festival was expanded with media arts personnel and filmmakers

1994 - New Voices/New Generations

Margaret R. Daniel, Festival Programmer

First year the festival held independent call for submissions

1995 - Out of Bounds/Subversive Geographies

The festival became a collective endeavor of six dedicated members of the Women of Color Research Cluster.

1996 - Rupture

Focused on the Rupture of identities.

Produced by a coordinating committee of six members of the Women of Color Research Cluster.

Incoporated a workshop on Visualizing Theory and Pedagogical Practices for Women of Color

1997 - Dif/fusion

The festival remains centrally related to the work of the cluster and was this year, for the first time, produced with the input and energies of its general membership.

1998 - Looking Ahead

2005 - Disrupting Borders

The film festival will explore the possibilities of seeing silences and imagining trans-formations as a disruption of borders--borders of the family, violence, survival, race and nationality, history and memory, immigration and queerness.

 

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