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Work in-progress

​Below are stills from Q, an ongoing film project about raising a daughter on the grounds of San Quentin State Prison from 2003 to 2019.
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The current audio was taped in 2006, when our daughter was 5-years old. Her questions to her Dad are antithetical to the prevalent attitudes and policies towards inmates in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

​Please click on the dots below to hear a child's questions about people in the prison system.

​2020

  upward mobility
  excerpt from unnamed relation, a work-in-progress

  upward mobility is not a Roomba commercial. Instead, it's a look at class and moving
​  up the social ladder.
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  Featured in Virtual Art in the Park 2020, Petaluma Arts Association



2020

  more to the story
  excerpt from unnamed relation, a work-in-progress

  more to the story considers encountering racism in the people we love deeply.


  Featured in Virtual Art in the Park 2020, Petaluma Arts Association

2019
     Muller Report Project by editrice de 1913, &Now Conference: Points of Convergence, Seattle, Washington
2018
     Marthe Reed Tribute, &Now Conference, University of Notre Dame, Indiana
     Professional Development, Reed Union Talent Show, Tiburon California
2017 
     Chairs, a group film, directed by Dana Teen Lomax
      San Francisco Art & Film 
2014 
     Rewriting Realities, 
AWP Conference Boston, Massachusetts  
2013

     Femshi: Feminist NeoBenshi, 
Artist Television Access, San Francisco, California 
     Equity! an exploration of equity in the United States
2011
​     Cinema Cabaret, Mill Valley Library, Mill Valley, California
2008 
     Q, a performance piece about San Quentin State Prison, California College of the Arts, San Francisco, California 
1999 
     Bingo, a documentary with Jocelyn Saidenberg

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