Kalim Armstrong is having a screening of a video he made about bike lanes in NYC. This is part of a showcase of works by students from Hunter College’s Urban Affairs & Planning and Integrated Media Arts programs.
Here are the details.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR:
Hitting the Streets, from Harlem to East New York: Dramatic videos that investigate New York City neighborhoods from an on-the-ground perspective
WHEN:
Monday September 22nd, 2008 from 6—8 PM, with RECEPTION TO FOLLOW
WHERE:
Hunter College’s Lang Auditorium, North Building, 4th Floor. (The North Building is located on 69th Street between Park and Lexington, on the south side of the street; Subway: take the 6 train to 68th Street)
DETAILS:
This screening will showcase the results of an innovative workshop in which students from Hunter College’s Urban Affairs & Planning and Integrated Media Arts programs explored the use of media for community organizing aimed at improving the quality of local environments. From the fight to save Harlem from mega-developers, to the joys and realities of cycling through urban streets, these videos capture the attempts of everyday citizens and activists to shape New York City’s future, and in doing so, inspire us to action on some of the most pressing concerns facing our neighborhoods today. FREE and open to the public.
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Very innovative! thanks for sharing the tips which will prove to be very helpful in future as well…
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