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Terra Incognita in Milwaukee

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin filmmakers Maria Finitzo and Justine Nagan were in Milwaukee last night for a screening of Terra Incognita, hosted by the DocUWM program and ITVS' Community Cinema Program. The auditorium was near capacity for the screening and the (continued …)

Kartemquin and the writers' strike

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin was recently cited in a blog about the writers' strike,check it out. (continued …)

Kartemquin and fair use, continued

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin's JJ Hanley will give a presentation on her experience with fair use and licensing during the making of Refrigerator Mothers, and will share other Kartemquin fair use experiences, on December 3rd, in St. Louis at an event sponsored by the (continued …)

Terra Incognita screens across United States

May 2, 2008
As a part of its Community Cinema program, PBS' series Independent Lens is screening the 60-minute version of Kartemquin's latest release, Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita, at venues around the country. These community events draw in (continued …)

Kartemquin and Chicago Life

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin was featured yesterday in an insert in the Chicago SundayNew York Times, sponsored by the MacArthur Foundation. Read the article in Chicago Life. (continued …)

Terra Incognita graphics in the news

May 2, 2008
Read an article that the blog "Raging Artists" posted recently about the title sequence and animations in Kartemquin's latest, Terra Incognita. (continued …)

Milking the Rhino on the web

May 2, 2008
Learn more about the status of Kartemquin's work-in-progress, Milking the Rhino, by visiting their blog and myspace page. (continued …)

Golub: Late Works in Hot Springs

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin is excited to announce that Golub: Late Works Are the Catastrophes is screening as a part of the 2007 Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival on October 24th and 26th. Filmmaker Jerry Blumenthal will be in attendance at the screening on the (continued …)

Golub: Late Works in Atlanta

May 2, 2008
The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center is showing Kartemquin's 2004 documentary, Golub: Late Works Art the Catastrophes, on Saturday October 27th as a part of their fall film series. Admission is free for museum members, and $5 for the public. Get more (continued …)

Terra Incognita in New Orleans

May 2, 2008
Kartemquin's stem cell doc, Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita, is going to screen in New Orleans on Sunday night, November 4th at 6:30pm as a part of Independent Lens' Community Cinema program. Get more information. New Orleans November 4 (continued …)

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