PARALLAX VIEW: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF IMAGES
[September 21-23 • Center for Mexican-American Cultural Arts • free admission]

A forum for cutting edge work with a critical and political contribution, Parallax View is intended to celebrate and support cultural work that challenges the exclusion of social questions from art and media. With an unprecedented combination of film, performance, installation, internet intervention, community workshops, tremendous writers and micro radio gurus, Parallax View turns the traditional concept of media participation on its ear with some of the highest quality work and thinking available in the hemisphere. Emceed by Craig Baldwin, special guests include Seth Tobocman, indigenous videomakers from Chiapas, and Migrant Media Paris.

MC CRAIG BALDWIN

word on the street
Friday, September 21
Center for Mexican-American Cultural Arts (CMACA)
600 River Street
free admission

7 pm	Opening of Harun Farocki’s I THOUGHT I WAS SEEING CONVICTS
8 pm	Seth Tobocman performing COMICS FOR THE GLOBAL PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT
9:30 pm	Resistencia Bookstore presents Olga Angelina Garcia, Virginia Grise

			SETH TOBOCMAN

reclaim the media
Saturday, September 22
Center for Mexican-American Cultural Arts (CMACA)
600 River Street
free admission

12 pm	Craig Baldwin (Sonic Outlaws) presents PRESS PLAY TO AGITATE
2 pm	Mark Holser (Negativland) presents THE AD AND THE EGO
3 pm	Jimi Corpuz and The Bernadette Corp. found footage filmmaking
4 pm	Paco Nathan (Fringeware) on corporate governance
5 pm	Situationist flick THE GIRLS OF KAMARE newly translated by Keith Sanborn THE GIRLS OF KAMARE
6 pm	SAFETY ORANGE with directors Jim Davis and Juliana Fredman
7 pm	U. S. Prison System (panel with Texas Prison Labor Union, Inside Books, Raul Garcia, The Prison Show
8 pm 9 pm	Mbanna Kantako performance by ProArts Theater Collective LA ONDA by Nushank Theater Collective MBANNA KANTAKO

migration, labor, & globalization
Sunday, September 23
Center for Mexican-American Cultural Arts (CMACA)
600 River Street
free admission

11 am LOS TRABAJADORES, dir. Heather Courtney NEW WORLD BORDER, dir. Jose Palafox NEW WORLD BORDER 12:15 pm SOCIODRAMA by Comite Fronterizo de Obreras 1 pm WHY DO PEOPLE MIGRATE popular education workshop Josefina Castillo 1:30 pm Discussion with filmmakers and members of Casa Marianella 3 pm CHIAPAS MEDIA PROJECT Indigenous videomakers Carlos Efraín Pérez Rojas and Emilio Sánchez Pérez screen work and share experience teaching media use in communities CHIAPAS MEDIA PROJECT 5 pm SWEET FRANCE / Mogniss Abdallah ofIM’Media Paris screens work and discusses issues of organizing the Beur community in Europe SWEET FRANCE 6:30 pm Democracy Coalition teach-in featuring three voices from The Global South (read more about the teach-in)