Spring 2026

On View: Lucy Raven’s film Murderers Bar is on view at the ICA Boston from May 20th to September 7th, 2026.

Carmen Winant’s exhibition Double Jeopardy at Bennington College features several videos that we helped finish. Carmen’s work is on view through April 26th.

Grant Update: Congrats to Kate Shannon on her $10,000 Artist Projects Grant from the Greater Columbus Arts Council.

Winter 2026

Streaming: Check out Barstow the new music video we edited and colored for Jena Malone (The Hunger Games, Donnie Darko, Stepmom, Inherent Vice). It also stars Robin Tunney (The Craft, Empire Records, The Mentalist) and was directed by Jennifer Reeder. You can see the video and read about it on Indiewire.

On View: Lucy Raven’s film Murderers Bar is at The Power Plant in Toronto through March 22nd.

Spring 2025

On View: Lucy Raven’s film Murderers Bar premiered at the Vancouver Art Gallery and can be seen until September 28th, 2025.

We helped Dani and Sheilah ReStack with several videos that premiered in Germany, including Open Conch and I Am The First Lesbian I Ever Met at Videonale 20 and A Filth of Dreams at nw9 Artspace.

Grant Update: Congrats to filmmaker Alex Megaro on his $5,000 2026 Individual Artist Fellowship from the Jersey City Arts Council and to artist Jeff Hazelden (Quiet Spruce) on his $10,000 Artist Projects Grant from the Greater Columbus Arts Council! Jeff will be working on a photo project tentatively called These Are Adults Who Are Doing Their Best.

Winter 2025

Grant Update: Congrats to Lori Felker for receiving a Creative Capital Award for her feature film Patient. We’re so excited to watch this film when it’s all done!

Fall 2024

On View: Lucy Raven’s installation Demolition of a Wall (Album 1) is featured in Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. It’s being exhibited through January 12, 2025.

Grant Update: We helped several artists receive $10,000 Artist Projects Grants from the Greater Columbus Arts Council this fall. We’re especially excited to see Daniel King’s project, a series of experimental sound and image portraits of Ohio Army Veterans who are also artists.