Featuring two artists taking on the nature of time and transience, Squeaky Wheel is pleased to present this artist talk with our two Spring 2021 artist residents Hanae Utamura & Jacob Nelsen-Epstein.
Hanae Utamura invites participants to mark the past year of the pandemic to a collective workshop on care and healing through performance with your webcam.
Tailored for beginners, Jacob Nelsen-Epstein will deliver a presentation and workshop on machine code.
New and experienced filmmakers are invited to learn critical concepts to creatively integrate forms of accessibility for disabled audiences into their films.
Crystal Z Campbell will lead Generating Sounds Collaboratively, a participatory sound workshop where attendees will generate new sound and reinterpret iconic music that will be featured in the artists upcoming film SLICK
This skill-share by Olivia Ong Evans will be a space for Asian American/Asian and Pacific Islander Diasporic individuals to explore the connections between identity and creativity.
Image description: A rectangular image with three photographs side by side. From left to right: Portrait of Crystal Z Campbell, a Black and Asian artist…
Join the Rivet co-founder for a free workshop. Preceded by a presentation on Squeaky Wheel's Workspace Residency Spring 2022 session.
Carlos Castellanos will introduce the basics of machine learning and how it can be applied in arts, design and other creative contexts.
Squeaky Wheel presents a virtual artist talk with our Spring 2022 artist residents, Carlos Castellanos and Zain Alam.
Workspace Resident Rob Cosgrove will teach participants how to utilize the internet and other networks for sound production.
Squeaky Wheel presents a virtual artist talk with our Summer 2022 artist residents, Muse Dodd and Rob Cosgrove
Workspace Resident Muse Dodd will guide Black and brown participants of African descent in dissecting memory through film, sound, and more.
Open to ages 16 and up, visiting artist Miranda Javid will teach how you can quickly and intuitively create your own animations.
Visiting poet and researcher Laura Jaramillo will lead a workshop on how to use visual media to write poetry.
Dena Kopolovich, Elenie Chung, Laura Jaramillo, and Miranda Javid will deliver presentations on their work. In-person and online.
Open to ages 16+, visiting artist Dena Kopolovich will teach how to manipulate the surface of 16mm films to create original film loops.
In this hybrid event, our two Summer 2023 Workspace Residents will deliver presentations on their work and practice and answer questions.
Alicia Solstice Hawkins will present on how speculative fiction offers subversive narratives that challenge oppressive worldviews, while reimagining powerful and liberatory counter-narratives. This will be followed by exercises on how participants can incorporate speculative fiction into their documentary or fiction film projects.
Workspace Resident Maggie Hazen will lead participants as they create their own stop motion animations, while learning fundamental artistic techniques in digital 2d animation and developing a new exciting visual language.
