TV’s Barbara Walters and Mike Wallace, Pulitzer Prize winner Studs Terkel, National Public Radio’s Susan Stamberg, NYC Police Detective Sean Grennan, and psycho-analyst Joel Kovel are interviewed about curiosity, style, trickery, truth and conversation.        

Contains short visually-stylized often-humorous insightful interviews with the famed artist's friends, colleagues, collaborators and protégées; including artists Yoko Ono, Merce Cunningham, Videofreex, Beryl Korot, Shigeko Kubota, Nina Sobell, Bill Viola, and Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Antic opening of a humorous, ironic first-person travel diary about American art aficionados touring Moscow during the last days of the Soviet Union; with  visits to the studios of an underground community of talented, courageous and often wacky “unofficial,” conceptual artists. And it’s a video about making a video. Starring international art curator David Ross, collectors the Rubells, unofficial art critic Josef Bakshtein and artists Rosemary Trokel, Dmitri Prigov, Sergei Anufriev and Collective Action.

New Haven Free Public Library's campaign to position itself as a key community asset, an informational town square and a civic facilitator with many partnerships. This video was honored recently with a Gold Plaque for Fundraising Video at the 42nd Chicago International Film Festival’s Intercom, the International Communications Video and Interactive Media Competition. Available for free download on the Libraries for the Future website.