Cauleen Smith Filmes

Presented as a trilogy for the first time, Cauleen Smith’s The Volcano Manifesto brings together three recent films—My Caldera (2022),...

Sine at the Canyon Sine at the Sea began as a video designed to be background eye-candy at an outdoor performance event and evolved into a protest...

"Remote Viewing" is a story in which a man related that, as a boy, he had watched the whites in his town attempt to obliterate every trace of the...

Three monologues adapted from the groundbreaking book, Black Women in White America, edited by Gerda Lerner.

A time-lapse documentation of Lee filter film gels installed into the windows of the Dusable Museum of African American History's Roundhouse designed...

Part of a multi-platform project highlighted by an hour long documentary about black filmmakers who worked and studied at UCLA between 1965 and the...

Sun Ra’s anthem Space Is the Place performed by The Rich South High School Marching Band in Chinatown Square, Chicago. Cauleen Smith organised...

A lyrical visual poem on movement, time, and wandering.

Science Fiction rumination of post-Katrina New Orleans: space, place and post traumatic stress. Executive produced by Paul Chan and Creativetime.

Mythical forms embodied in puppetry and cinematic spectacle.

The syntax of cinema collides with string theory and the unchanging sameness of movies, romance, horror, and landscape.

Second of three films relating to American conceptual Land Art of the 1970's and American histories and traumas.

Short film commissioned by the Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, Norway

Entitled, a correspondence with historical still life painters. Super-8 transferred to digital video “Smith has developed a lyrical visual...