Public Space
Public Space explores occupied territory in the United States via the history of Seattle and its scenic parks system. Landscapes of past and present come crashing together to reveal a mass erasure of indigenous presence.
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Privately Owned Public Space
An essay on the everyday choreography stipulated by privately owned public space.
Public Space - Give Me A Kiss
Thank you, take a look at me, give you, a kiss …… to you, a kiss ……
City Space: Power, Art, and Public Space
A look at graffiti and efforts to eradicate it in Vancouver, BC.
Public Space of František Skála
On a playful journey through public spaces with František Skála, one of the most versatile Czech artists, you can see the world in a different light. With humor, seriousness, and self-deprecating irony, this visual artis
Hole In Space: A Public Communication Sculpture
On three evenings in November 1980, unsuspecting passersby in New York City and Los Angeles interacted with one another through a “telecollaborative” public video/audio link that produced life-size, real-time video proje
Freedom of Space: Skateboard Culture and the Public Space
A documentary about the interaction of skateboarding and public space. Shot in 2006 on 16mm Film and Mini-DV as part of the Fuel TV experiment.
Hydrangeae, or, the Vicissitudes of Public/Private Space
"We rented a super-8 camera from the liaison of independent filmmakers of toronto on dupont street, bought four reels of super-8 film from niagara custom lab on st helens avenue. we walked from palmerston boulevard and f
Public Service Broadcasting - BBC Proms - A Race For Space - Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Cerys Matthews introduces cult London band Public Service Broadcasting who take to the Royal Albert Hall stage for their Proms debut. To mark the 50th anniversary of the first Apollo moon landings, they are joined by the
Not So Public Spaces
Teenagers reclaim public spaces as their playground—until their joy collides with the vision of an angry capitalist. Through his power, the spaces are transformed, shifting from places of freedom into a manufactured “par