2016 Black Maria Film Festival Program

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Nuthouse Drawings Documentary by Jim Hollenbaugh Mount Joy, PA. 6 min. Susan Lowe is most well known as an actress in the early films of Baltimore native and filmmaker John Waters. This portrait focuses on Susan’s life as an artist, and in particular her works known as the “Nuthouse Drawings.” Sometimes thought of as paintings of her friends, she actually started creating these pieces while residing in a mental hospital. Serving as a way to battle her depression, fear, and loneliness her “nuthouse drawings” serve as a look into the mind of one of Baltimore’s most imaginative visual artists. 62 We Came and Stayed Documentary by Ed Kashi and Julie Winokur Montclair, NJ. 9 min. In the 1990’s, the Krueger-Scott Cultural Center undertook an ambitious oral history project that conducted over 120 interviews with African- American Newarkers who had migrated to the city between 1910 and 1970. One of the interviews in the collection is with Coyt Jones, who arrived in Newark from South Carolina in 1927. The many things Mr. Jones talks about in his interview include his son, the poet and activist Leroi Jones/Amiri Baraka, who is also the father of the current mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka. Theirs is one in a series of stories about families who migrated to Newark; the people who came and stayed.
Thomas A. Edison Media Arts Consortium Board of Trustees Clayton Hemmert, President Matthew Savare, Vice President Maureen M. DeCicco, Treasurer Jon Cole, Secretary Steve Gorelick Joel Katz Chriss Williams Advisors to the Board of Trustees Don Jay Smith, LKS Associates, Inc. Chris Corey, <strong>Film</strong> Teacher, Middletown HS South, NJ NJCU Dr. Sue Henderson, President Dr. Daniel J. Julius, Senior VP and Provost Anne Mabry, Interim Dean of the William J. Maxwell College of Arts and Sciences Kelly Resch, Senior Director of Communications Joel Katz, Chair of the Department of Media Arts Jason Roque, Supervisor Audio-Visual Services, Media Arts Tom Gannon, Audio Visual Services, Media Arts Clint Higgins, Audio Visual Services, Media Arts 63
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