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a secondary field for Harvard graduate students
The Critical Media Practice secondary field continues to grow in size, range of media practices, and ambition. Read on for news of our latest students and upcoming events.

NEWS

  CMP welcomes five new students to the secondary field: Elitza Koeva from the Graduate School of Design; Max Bowens, Pauline Shongov, and Julia Sharpe from Art, Film, and Visual Studies; and Deirdre Moore from History of Science.

  In December we
 awarded CMP Mellon Fellowships to 22 CMP students totaling $40,000, primarily to support capstone work.

  CMP will host visiting students and faculty from the SACRe doctoral research/arts program at Université Paris Sciences et Lettres, including intensive critique discussions with PSL and CMP students on February 26 and 27.

  Our critique program is developing with regular presentations of capstone 
works in progress. Upcoming critiques will be posted on our events page. Students interested in critiques of CMP work can email Cozette Russell.

  Save the date for the CMP Capstone Exhibition which will include a cinema program, music performance, and gallery show April 2-8 and an experimental music theatre performance May 8. Read Julia Smachylo's blog post to get a glimpse of a project in process.

Julia Smachylo's critique, November 2019

EVENTS

See our events page for the latest information on CMP-sponsored events:

Photographer Julia Featheringill will lead an Art Documentation workshop on February 14.

OPPORTUNITIES

  This semester's CMP core courses include exciting options such as Sensory Ethnography 1 and 2, Advanced Critical Media Practice, and Sound and Image as Equal Partners in AFVS; Digital Media Performance in TDM; and Sounding Identity in Music.

  The Film Study Center will present workshops this spring on Art Documentation and Basic Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve 16. Stay tuned for other master classes soon to be added with visiting filmmakers! Priority given to FSC fellows and CMP students.

 The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society is accepting fellowship applications through January 31 to engage in collaborative, cross-disciplinary, and cross-sectoral exploration of compelling issues concerning the Internet.

 Applications for next year's Film Study Center-Harvard Fellowships are due February 14 for Harvard affiliates creating advanced work in film, video, photography, and sound.

CRITICAL MEDIA PRACTICE

a secondary field for Harvard graduate students

 

Film Study Center at Harvard University

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