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From Land Grab to LandBack - Announcements

From Land Grab to Landback is a transdisciplinary symposium and multimedia platform that investigates and offers critical perspectives that tie architecture across different scales to urgent questions about land, territory, property, sovereignty, ecology, and life.

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Third Horizon Film Festival returns to Miami this week

Third Horizon Film Festival (THFF) – an award-winning event that’s set a standard for showcasing quality and creativity as it provides a platform for Caribbean, diaspora and underrepresented and marginalized

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Third Horizon Film Festival, Now In Its Sixth Year, Returns To Miami

June Celebrates Caribbean Heritage month and Third Horizon Film Caribbean Festival is ready to take it all in.

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Black Public Media Awards $225,000 to Creatives of Black film and Immersive Technology Projects

Black Public Media (BPM) has awarded a total of $225,000 in funding to three creative teams who competed at its PitchBLACK Forum.

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Black Public Media Awards $225,000 to Creatives of Black Film and Immersive Technology Projects

Black Public Media (BPM) awards $225,000 to three creative teams who competed at its PitchBLACK Forum for Black independent filmmakers and technologists.

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Black Public Media Awards $225,000 to Film and Technology Creatives at the Annual PitchBLACK Awards

Black Public Media (BPM) has awarded a total of $225,000 in funding to three creative teams who competed at its PitchBLACK Forum, which took place Tuesday and Wednesday. The annual forum, which is the largest pitching competition for Black independent filmmakers and creative technologists in the United States, is designed to advance Black content and draws a “who’s who” of public television and commercial distributors and funders.

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Sundance 2022 Shorts Lineup Drawn From Largest-Ever Submission Pool

Sundance's short film slate for 2022 was whittled down from the festival's largest-ever submission pool.

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Indie Sales Vet Christine D'Souza Gelb Launches Production, Management Shop With David Hinojosa and Kevin Rowe

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Indie Sales Vet Christine D'Souza Gelb Launches Production, Management Shop With David Hinojosa and Kevin Rowe
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Christine D’Souza Gelb, the veteran independent film financing and sales executive, has launched a new production and management venture with Killer Films executive David Hinojosa and Kevin Rowe as founding partners.
Named 2AM, the venue brings together a trio of considerable indie film players and boasts backing from one of the space’s most premium brands: A24.
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The Oscar-winning studio behind titles like “Moonlight” and “Room,” as well as the TV hit “Euphoria,” has invested in the full-service company at an undisclosed share. 2AM will operate independently, insiders said, with no exclusive first look deal with the distributor.

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Knight Foundation Grants Aim To Foster Togetherness Through The Arts

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The Bookleggers Library was one of nine nonprofit beneficiaries of a $2.2 million investment by the Knight Foundation. Its staff includes, from left, Robert Colom, founder Nathaniel Sandler and Laura Monzon.
Nathaniel Sandler founded Bookleggers in 2012 out of his Miami Beach apartment, with the dream of opening his own public library.
His mission: To use books as a way of building community.
Since growing out of its original home space, the Bookleggers Library had a few incarnations, moving to Mana Contemporary Miami in 2018, then to its current home at Wynwood’s Bakehouse Art Complex in 2020. These moves allowed Sandler to host ever-expanding community gatherings.

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Knight Foundation Helps Miami Art Organizations During the Pandemic

Emerging out of the present moment, Knight New Work 2020 called for applicants to submit works and projects that reinvented the performing arts for the current pandemic reality. The initiative seeks to envision a world where the performing arts continue to exist in innovative ways without a traditional audience — from drive-ins to digital productions accessible via mobile devices.
New Work's 18 first-round winners have been tasked with using their $10,000 grant to create a spectrum of programs and projects adapted to be accessed even after the pandemic is over. Winners have chosen a range of projects, from female-driven music of the Black Caribbean diaspora living in Miami to an immersion in modern technology's capabilities for interactive live performance.

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