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Act Up Fight Back: Art and Activism in the Time of AIDS, part 2
Friday, April 1, 2005
Emory University

Memento Mori (Jim Hubbard, 1995) 17 minutes, 16mm Cinemascope  introduced by Jim Hubbard
Jim Hubbard introduction to AIDS activist video
ACT UP Oral History excerpts
Interview with Paul Monette (Phil Tarley, ca. 1993) 4 minutes, video
footage from January 1990 ACT UP Atlanta action (1990) video footage courtesy Jeff Graham
Marta: Portrait of a Teen Activist (Matt Ebert, 1990) 10 minutes, video
Stop the Church (Robert Hilferty, 1990) 28 minutes, video
Two Marches (Jim Hubbard, 1991) 8 minutes, 16mm

Programmer�s Note:
Act Up Fight Back is sponsored by the Emory University Gay and Lesbian Film Festival and Frequent Small Meals. Tonight�s program would not be possible without the kind assistance of Dr. Saralyn Chesnut and Elizabeth Elkins of the Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Life at Emory.

Many of the works in Act Up Fight Back were featured in Fever in the Archive, a series of AIDS activist video seen at the Guggenheim Museum in New York in 2000 and curated by Jim Hubbard. I am indebted to Mr. Hubbard for his assistance and guidance in acquiring these works to show.

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