The Program in Visual Arts and the Department of Art & Archaeology present a screening of the animation, documentary, experimental, and narrative films made by juniors and seniors in the program.
Featuring Work by Students
- Daniel Yeo
- Isadora Alsadir Knutsen
- Joe McCauley
- Joseph Kim Sexton
- Kate Stewart
- Michelle Tang
- Nathalie Barnes
- Paige Morton (read a feature story from Art & Arch about Paige’s film)
- Simone Kirkevold
- Stella Amyot
- Tiffany Deane
- Tyler Wilson
Admission & Details
The event is free and open to the public. No tickets or registration required.
Directions
Get directions to the James Stewart Film Theater, located on the first floor at 185 Nassau St. in Princeton, NJ.
Accessibility
The James Stewart Film Theater is an accessible venue. The theater has spaces for wheelchair and companion seating in the top row. A mechanized lift provides access to all levels in the theater for a wheelchair or a patron with a mobility disability. See an event staff member in the theater for assistance using the lift. Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes in advance of the event start time for this assistance and for best choice of seating locations. Visit our Venues and Studios section for accessibility information at our various locations. Guests in need of access accommodations are invited to contact the Lewis Center at 609-258-5262 or email LewisCenter@princeton.edu at least one week in advance of the event date.
Featured Films
Film still by Michelle Tang
Princes to Kings: A Band of Brothers
By Michelle Tang
12:47 min.
When their siblings leave home, a musical duo must reevaluate their identity as brothers and musicians.
Film still by Paige Morton
Between Then & Now
By Paige Morton
7:24 min.
A girl recounts the last time she walked through her childhood home.
Film still by Stella Amyot
In Memory
By Stella Amyot
8:14 min.
A journey into the fleeting memories of Wendy Amyot.
Film still by Simone Kirkevold
Más Cerca del Sol
By Simone Kirkevold
7:00 min.
A prose poem by Simon Bolivar led to a delirious conversation with Time.
Film still by Joe McCauley
Bunyip Country
By Joe McCauley
25:19 min.
A collection of conversations.
Film still by Tyler Wilson
Grasp
By Tyler Wilson
4:12 min.
After ruining his closest relationships, Kevin loses everything.
Film still by Tiffany Deane
Post
By Tiffany Deane
11:06 min.
When a client reaches out for help, a young man works to put together the pieces of a mysterious chain of events.
Film still by Joseph Kim Sexton
K144
By Nathalie Barnes
25:46 min.
These two cuts compile Barnes’ thesis work (in documentary, video installation, and narrative film) exploring the function of shame and isolation within the religious Retreat.
Film still by Isadora Knutsen
Trip to the Dunes
By Isadora Alsadir Knutsen
12:27 min.
A trip from Grand Central to the dunes in Provincetown.
Film still by Daniel Yeo
Piss
By Daniel Yeo
9:25 min.
A shut-in decides to change for the better by throwing out the bottles of urine crowding his room.
Film Still by Kate Stewart
Memorabilia
By Kate Stewart
25:25 min.
In the year 3050, humans attempt to revitalize a depleted Earth and an enlisted specialist struggles to accept the practicality of the future’s isolated harshness after finding a camcorder of a 2000’s college youth.
