Jodie Mack’s feature film The Grand Bizarre investigates recurring patterns and techniques in textile production and consumption in a global economy through a collage of textiles, tourism, language, and music.
Performance artist, visual artist, and composer Kite will perform a piece integrating dress, sound, video, and emerging technologies with her family’s ephemera and historical documents.
The second exhibition of Punctures features two works placed in conversation by Eniola Dawodu and Kite.
Environments of Race & Place is a screening of short, community made short films focused on issues surrounding immigration, migration, and racial identity unique to a specific environment.
Saturday, October 12 Tickets: buffalointernationalfilmfestival.com The Buffalo International Film Festival returns to Squeaky Wheel for its thirteenth year, with a special showcase of films by…
Wang Bing’s celebrated Bitter Money (2016) follows a handful of workers in the city of Huzhou, home to 18,000 clothing factories.
The opening exhibition Punctures features installations by Cecilia Vicuña and Charlie Best. A performance by Best concludes the opening event of the exhibition.
Renée Green’s Endless Dreams and Water Between enact what could be described as “an archipelagic mind,” linking worlds, time, and space.
In this hands-on seminar, Workspace Resident Jodi Lynn Maracle will guide participants through a crash course in Haudenosaunee material culture.
Join Squeaky Wheel for a chance to meet our Summer 2019 Workspace Residents and learn more about their past and ongoing projects in this evening of artist talks by Dana McKnight, Dessane Lopez Cassell, and Jodi Lynn Maracle.
A visually stunning film which trumpets the beauty of life and consequences of the social construction of race, it is a testament to dreaming - despite the odds.
A transformative summer movie of pop music and naps, sex and sun through leaves, which launched the director to international acclaim.
Squeaky Wheel presents an evening of films and a live skype performance featuring John Akomfrah’s 1996 film The Last Angel of History, and work by Dana McKnight and Amanda Strong.
Join LIZN'BOW for a new media youth workshop where the artists and youth will collaborate on a book that expands on ideas of identity, representation, power, and possibility.
Friday, March 22, 7pm Free and open to the public Join us for a night of artist talks by Squeaky Wheel’s Spring 2019 Workspace Residents…
Join us for an experimental media workshop led by Workspace resident artist Alison Nguyen and learn how to make your own short works using found footage.
Join us for a day of learning how to edit Wikipedia, and bringing to light histories unknown while impacting the world’s dictionary.
Featuring a lusty, critical line-up of independent video games that include dating simulators, coop play-a-longs, and more, the Love & Sex Show returns with a special video game edition curated by Dames Making Games!
A discussion group and creative workshop led by Black Magnolias that will use speculative fiction--Afrofuturism, science fiction and fantasy--as a tool to create new worlds of hope and change, responding to newly commissioned writing by Rasheedah Phillips.
Utilizing collage, video, and sound installations, this exhibition by Philadelphia-based Black Quantum Futurism draws from quantum physics, futurist traditions, and Black/African cultural traditions of consciousness, time, and space.
