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1968
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"Permanent Wave," 3 minutes (film mis-dated), premiered at the Women’s Interart Center, 1974; Anthology Film Archives, 1977, 1988 and 1989; International Experimental Film Congress, Toronto, Canada, 1989; Cinemateque Francaise 2001.
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1968-1980
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"Manhattan Doorway," 2 minutes, screened at Anthology Film Archives, 1977, 1988 and 1989; Cinemateque Francaise 2001.
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1969
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"Back Track," 7 minutes, (a collaboration with Dennis Oppenheim,) premiered at “The Information Show” at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1969; The Kitchen, 1979; and Whitney Museum of Art, 2001.
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1972
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"Mr. Story," 28 minutes, (a collaboration with DeeDee Halleck,) premiered at "What’s Happening," Museum of Modern Art and Donnell Library, 1973. Sinking Creek International Film Celebration Award.
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1975
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"Homage to Magritte," film, 10 minutes, premiered 1975 at "New Directors/New Films," Museum of Modern Art, New York; at the 13th New York Film Festival and the "New American Filmmakers" series, Whitney Museum, New York, 1975; Cornell Cinema, Ithaca, New York 2003; "Karen Cooper Carte Blanche: 40 Years of Documentary Premieres at Film Forum," at MoMA, New York, New York, 2010; Tribeca Film Festival, Independent Women: 15 Years Of NYWIFT-Funded Film, April 30, 2011; French Minister of Culture Award, Cine Golden Eagle Award.
(Please click on this link to access video.)
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1978
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"Sea Travels," 11 minutes, premiered 1978 at the 16th New York Film Festival; aired on several local Public Television stations in 1979; Filmex, Los Angeles, 1979 and the Collective for Living Cinema, New York, 1985; The Walter Reade Theatre at Lincoln Center, 1994; Golden Athena, Athens International Film Festival; Paris, France, Fall 2011; San Francisco Art Institute Film Festival award.
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1979
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1986
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1987
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"One Art," 2 minutes, (director) premiered 1987 at the 25th New York Film Festival, produced by N.Y. Center for Visual History; aired on PBS "Voices and Visions," Elizabeth Bishop, One Art, 1988; Berlin Film Festival, 1990; Curated by filmmakers Ute Aurand and Peter Todd, 2008; Goethe Institute, London, United Kingdom, 2010; Arsenal, Berlin, Germany, 2010; First Prize 5th Annual Suffolk Film & Video Festival.
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Museum Documentary: "Laura Gilpin, An Enduring Grace," 28 minutes, directed for the Amon Carter Museum; Flaherty Film Seminar, 1988; Finalist American Film & Video Festival, 1987; and National Geographic, PBS, 1989. (Director)
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1989
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Museum Documentary: "Painted Earth, the Art of the Mimbres Indians," 16 minutes, produced and directed, commissioned by "The Program for Art on Film" of the Metropolitan and Getty Museums; American Film Festival, 1990; The National Gallery, 1990.
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1991
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2001
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"Docking at X," 7 minutes, silent, screened with live concert performances in Europe and included in US Express, a history of American video, 2004; Townhouse Gallery, Cairo, Egypt, January/February 2006; Mala Stanica, the National Multi-media Art Gallery of the National Ministry of Culture, Skopje, Macedonia, April 19, May 17, 2006; American Center, Rangoon, Burma, June 13, 2006; Center for Contemporary Public Arts Elementi, Bitola, Macedonia, December 2006.
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"Houses and Gardens," (work in progress), silent film, screened with live concert performance at Sedgwick Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fall.
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2006
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"Lost / In Memoriam," color film, 7 minutes. Tribeca Film Festival, New York, 2007; 11th MadCat Film Festival, San Francisco, 2007; Laboratorio Immagine Donna/Festival Internazionale di Cinema e Donne, Florence, Italy, 2007; 26th FIFA Festival International du Film Sur L'Art, Montreal, 2008; Film Forum, New York, 2008; Houston Public TV KUHT, September 2011; (Please click on this link to access video.)
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2007
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Video play set: "The Ludicrous Trial of Mr. P," Here Theater. New York, New York.
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2009
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