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Elisabeth Subrin's
trilogy of experimental biographies have screened widely
around the world, including The New York Film Festival, The Whitney
Biennial, The Rotterdam and Vienna International Film Festivals and museums,
galleries and universities internationally. Her films and videos have been
critically received, receiving many awards including from the LA Film
Critic's Association, The USA Film Festival, The Black Maria Film Festival
and the New England Film Festival, as well as fellowships from the
Guggenheim, Rockefeller, Andrea Frank and Creative Capital Foundations. Her
work has been covered in The New York Times, Film Comment, The Village
Voice, Filmmaker Magazine, Artforum and press internationally.
Subrin was a 2003 Sundance Institute Lab Fellow, participating in their
Writer’s and Director’s Labs with her first feature length screenplay, Up.
She is a 2004-05 Rockefeller Foundation Fellow and currently teaches in the
Department of Visual and Environmental Studies at Harvard University. She
lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Her videos are distributed by The Video Data Bank: www.vdb.org. 16mm
prints can be acquired directly from the artist: subrin@mindspring.com.
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