CEE AFFILIATED FACULTY PROJECTS

FRANCESCA AMMON

rEGINA aUSTIN

Second Looks, Second Chances
Directed by Law Professor Regina Austin and shot and edited by Adam Brody, both of the Penn Program on Documentaries and the Law.

FRANCES K. BARG

The White Mountains
​Three Play readings at SRP Annual Meeting 2017
​"The White Mountains" are short plays about the continuing legacy of Ambler's industrial past. Three of the plays from The White Mountains were read by actors at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Superfund Research Program Annual Meeting in Philadelphia on December 7, 2017. They are featured here.

HERMAN BEAVERS

TIM CORRIGAN

AMITANSHU DAS ​& KATHLEEN D. HALL


Videos produced by SDP-PENN GSE Film Program 2017/2018
​The course is co-taught by Kathy Hall and Amitanshu Das

PETER DECHERNEY

NADIA DOWSHEN

CEE is collaborating with Nadia Dowshen (Penn Med) and Joshua Franklin (MD-PhD student) on a photovoice project with transgender youth.  This project seeks to make use of multi-modal techniques in order to work collaboratively to develop a community-driven agenda for transgender health research, to identify targets and strategies for developing new tailored interventions for trans women, and to use multimodal ethnography in the dissemination of public health research findings on HIV prevention and treatment within the trans community.
 
For more information, SEE HERE! ​

GWENDOLYN DUBOIS SHAW

MARCIA FERGUSON

Marcia Ferguson directed an interdisciplinary production of an Aeschylus play (The Eumenides, the third play in the Oresteia trilogy). She directed it in the Penn museum twice, once for Penn's Theatre Arts program, and once for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2016.

arthur MITCHell FRAAS

Mitch Frass is the editor of "Unique at Penn"

SHARON HAYES

Stills from Sharon A. Hayes 2014 installation in Gwangju, South Korea.

john l. jackson jr.

Trailer for Making Sweat Tea

kenneth robert lum

Monument Lab is a public art and history initiative based in Philadelphia.  It began with a conversation between Paul Farber and Ken Lum five years ago
Images from the Monument Lab exhibtion

KRISTINA LYONS

A clip of one of thirteen short films that forms part of a popular education audiovisual project called Cultivando un Bien Vivir en la Amazonia (Cultivating Living Well in the Amazon).
A sound piece produced by Lyons in collaboration  with the Center for Historical Memory.  It focuses on the history, everyday life, and community resistance in the midst of the social and armed conflict in PuertoGuzmán, Putumayo, a municipality in the Colombian Amazon. The piece was launched in April 2018 at an exposition called "Voices to Transform Colombia" at the International Book Fair in Bogotá, Colombia.

KATE POURSHARIATI

GUTHRIE RAMSEY

KAREN REDrObe (formerly Beckman)

TIMOTHY ROMMEN
Rommen is currently working on  an edited collection concerning music touristics in the circum-Caribbean, on a long-term ethnographic research project involving creole popular musics in Dominica, and on a co-authored book rethinking disciplinarity in music studies.

GRACE SANDERS JOHNSON
Archive Offering (Sanders Johnson, 2016):  Images of Grace Sanders Johnson’s mixed media collage placed at the site of Extrea Jean Gilles's death in Cap Haïtien, Haiti. Gilles was killed by the U.S. military in May 1922. The collage was created from archival images that documented her death.

JIM SYKES

As a drummer, Sykes has released albums and toured heavily. He currently plays in Invisible Things (with U.S. Maple’s Mark Shippy).

deborah a. thomas

Trailer for Four Days in May: Kingston 2010, an experimental ​documentary by Deborah A. Thomas, Junior “Gabu” Wedderburn, and Deanne M. Bell.

TUKUFU ZUBERI

Trailer for Water & Sand (in production), a film by Tukufu Zuberi.