Film Production and Animation students and alumni show work, win awards Professors Anthony Adah, Don Clark, and Kyja K-Nelson of the School of Media Arts and Design, along with three vans full of students, represented MSUM at the 11th annual South Dakota Film Festival. Students participated in screenings, networking events, and Q/A sessions with filmmakers from around the world. MSUM […]
Please join Provost Joseph Bessie in congratulating MSUM’s newly tenured and promoted faculty members, and wishing them continued success in their careers.
Professor Anthony Adah and senior Derek Bauer presented at the recent Southwest/American Popular Culture Association Conference in Albuquerque, NM (Feb 15-18). Professor Adah gave a paper, “The Art Repatriation Film as an Indigenous Film Genre,” and Derek Bauer presented a practice-led project, “Scary as Hell.”
Film professor, Anthony Adah, presented a paper, “In/Out of Step: Indigenous Dance in Indigenous Film,” at the Southwest Popular/American Popular Culture Conference, Albuquerque, NM in mid-February. He was also part of an MSUM faculty team observing Popular Culture Pedagogies at the conference.
Intellectbooks has invited Dr. Anthony Adah of the CADT Department to guest edit an issue of “The International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics (MCP).” The theme of the summer 2014 issue is Indigenous Film and Media. Intellect is a UK-based publishing company dedicated to the fields of creative practice and popular culture.