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Film/Video
CRAIG BALDWIN
SONIC OUTLAWS


THURSDAY,
JULY 6, 2000,
7 PM

FREE
AUDITORIUM


CRAIG BALDWIN
JULY: 5 6 7


INTRODUCED BY DIRECTOR CRAIG BALDWIN

In Sonic Outlaws, the art-rock band Negativland coins the phrase "culture jamming"--an apt moniker for Baldwin's work--as capturing the "corporately controlled subjects of the one-way media barrage, reorganizing them to be a comment upon themselves, and spitting them back into the barrage for cultural consideration." The documentary tracks the band's legal disputes over their landmark recordings U2 and Dispepsi, and explores the boundaries of free speech in the art of appropriation. 1995, U.S., 87 minutes.



CRAIG BALDWIN'S RESIDENCY IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM THE LILA WALLACE READER'S-DIGEST FUND AND THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS. LOCAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE MINNEAPOLIS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN (MCAD) AND MIDWEST MEDIA ARTISTS ACCESS CENTER (MMAAC).