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(In)visible Women
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Title
(In)visible Women
Subject
AIDS, Woman Filmmaker, African-American, Activism
Description
Acquired for research for my doctoral disseration, and then monograph, "AIDS TV." Ellen Spiro is a friend and fellow AIDS video activist videomaker and documentarian. I interview her in my documentary "Video Remains" (2005) as well as many other feminist lesbain AIDS activists who are also represented in my VHS collection: i.e. Juanita Mohammed Sczepanski, Alisa Lebow, and Sarah Schulman. I recently produced a short AIDS doc for Ellen (with Cheryl Dunye as director) "DiAna's Hair Ego Remix."
Date
1991
Format
VHS
Language
English
Abstract
The film focuses on the responses of three women with AIDS in their respective communities. The program examines the refusal of the women to remain invisible victims of HIV, and defy notions of female complacency through art, community AIDS education, and AIDS activism.
Produced for the Fear of Disclosure Project and included in the Fall 1991 Deep Dish TV series Celebrating 20 Years of Public Access Television.
Produced for the Fear of Disclosure Project and included in the Fall 1991 Deep Dish TV series Celebrating 20 Years of Public Access Television.
Extent
28 min.
Is Referenced By
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Original Format
VHS
Duration
28 min.
Producer
Ellen Spiro
Marina Alverez
Director
Ellen Spiro
Marina Alverez
Player
Invisible Women from Deep Dish TV on Vimeo.
Files
Citation
“(In)visible Women,” VHS Activism Archive , accessed April 19, 2024, https://activismvhs.omeka.net/items/show/779.
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