Over the past two decades Naomi Uman has produced an accomplished body of contemporary 16mm films. A hybrid of lyrical and documentary forms, her is a cinema equally attuned to the unique textures of a small-gauge celluloid and the subtleties of cultural difference.
She will be screening some of her classic work, Removed and Leche as well as selections from her series Ukrainian Time Machine project, a cycle of 16mm films that continue to explore the hand-made, intimately subjective mode seen in her earlier works.
November 7, 12:30 pm
Location: B113, School of the Museum of Fine Arts
