How do you establish an environment where originality can flourish? For artists working outside of traditional modes of moviemaking, the creative freedoms and unique perspective found there profoundly influence the cinematic imagination. The resulting work from this important space is exploding on-screen convention and transforming the ambient images of our everyday lives. Join New Frontier artist Doug Aitken (Sleepwalkers), filmmaker Isaac Julien (Derek), and moderator Thelma Golden, curator of Harlem's Studio Museum, for this stimulating discussion.
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| Doug Aitken
Panelist | Isaac Julien
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| Thelma Golden
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