Members-Only Crash Course in the History of Video Art with Janne Höltermann

Free; Museum Members only; register ahead of time at https://tinyurl.com/rdurls4

Interested in the history of video art, but haven’t had the chance to take a full class in it? The McMullen Museum is pleased to invite Boston College’s Professor of Video Art, Video Installation, and Time-Based Media Janne Höltermann for an hour-long crash course in the history of video art for Museum Members. (FYI: Boston College faculty, staff, and students are all automatic Museum Members!)

Not a Member? Join today! Members receive numerous perks, including free admission to museums across the country, discounts on catalogues, a free annual gift, and exclusive invitations to crash courses and other events. All proceeds go to supporting programming and educational opportunities for Boston College students. Find out more here! 

Janne Höltermann is a native of Germany and divides her time between Germany and the US. She has been awarded residencies at Yaddo twice, Flux Factory (Queens), received travel grants from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and participated in the Bronx Museum’s AIM program. Most recently her videos have been supported by the film funding foundation of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein and Outpost Artists Resources (Brooklyn). Amongst others her work was shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art (Philadelphia), at Werkleitz Gesellschaft e. V. Halle, Trestle Projects (Brooklyn), NURTUREart (Brooklyn), Icebox Project Space (Philadelphia), Bronx Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art (Basel), and the Kunsthalle Bremen. Currently she teaches at Boston College and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She graduated from Muthesius Academy (Kiel) and from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Website: www.janne-hoeltermann.com.