Dara Greenwald is an American experimental filmmaker, curator and media activist. She is a founding member of the Pink Bloque, a radical feminist street dance troupe. She has also participated in Ladyfest Midwest Chicago and the Bread and Puppet Theater; and was the distribution manager for the Video Data Bank from 1998-2005.
She passed away on January, 9 2012.
Learn more about this filmmaker at her official site.
Tactical Tourist (2007)
What the Market Bares With Sarah Kanouse (2007)
It Does the Body Good (2006)
Quality of Life Project (2006)
What Is Capitalism? (2006)
Evolution Revolution, “The Binding of Fenris” (2005) (edited with Penny Lane)
PSA: Make Your Own Stencil (2005)
Pink Bloque Actions Vol. 1 (2004) (co-edited with Blithe Riley)
Strategic Cyber Defense (2003)
Bouncing in the Corner #36 DDD (1999)
Le Lapin (1998)
The Chicago Underground Film Festival celebrates it’s unbelievable 20th anniversary with new films by Jon Moritsugu and Drew Tobia; and classic work by Usama Alshaibi, Matt McCormick and more.
Filmmaker and curator Dara Greenwald passed away on Monday, Jan. 9 after struggling with cancer for several years. She was 40 years old. Greenwald was also an activist committed to preserving documentation of radical actions that reached across the many disciplines in which she worked. According to Chicago’s Video Data Bank, where Greenwald served as […]
Filmmaker, curator and activist Dara Greenwald gives a lecture on Curating Social Movement Cultures and her project Signs of Change.
On Friday, May 20 San Francisco’s Artists Television Access center is hosting a special benefit for Dara Greenwald, who is sadly currently battling cancer
Nick Hallett will walk you on a video trip down memory lane through the 2004 election on Oct. 13 at 8:00 p.m. at Brooklyn’s Monkey Town. To give you a taste of what wonders you’ll be in store for, I’ve embedded Aaron Valdez’s awesome Big Screen Version above.
Other Cinema’s Noel Lawrence travels up north to present four works by obscure and mostly forgotten underground auteur J.X. Williams. I’ve seen Psych-Burn.
Curator Astria Suparak is now the director of Carnegie Mellon University’s Miller Gallery after being unceremoniously dumped by Syracuse’s Warehouse Gallery.
This was an amazing introduction to the work of underground filmmaker Vanessa Renwick, whose films on outsider behavior are emotionally penetrating.