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"Mike Hazard is a video verb. He inspires, informs, prods, energizes, dreams,
illuminates, shoots, praises, writes, edits, directs, models, feeds back and
celebrates with the art of television. When students and teachers work with
Media Mike, they work in sync." - David Bengtson, poet and
teacher, Long Prairie Grey Eagle High School
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Media Mike
For a story about an artist residency with Media Mike, click here.
Photo by Sue
Farmer
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WHAT DOES THE CIE
STAND FOR?
The Center for International Education (The CIE) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)3 media arts micro-organization. We make poetic media with people of all ages from all over the world for everyone. A unique shape-shifting organization since 1972, The CIE likes to say it is a corporation as a work of art in progress.
Support for our mission is roughly divided in three equal parts: earned income from artist residencies in the schools and museums; earned income from sales of videos; and private donations and public grants for productions of new programs.
AN AGENT FOR THE CIE?
Be an Agent for The CIE: Buy a video. Hire Media Mike to teach a residency at your school or museum. Tell us about a story that needs telling. Make a tax-deductible donation to our cause. Spread the good word.
MEDIA MIKE?
Mike Hazard, a.k.a. Media Mike, is artist-in-residence at The Center for International Education. He teaches people of all ages how to make lively videos and he makes video portraits of lively people. His remarkable series of videos includes Jim Northrup, Robert Bly, Thomas McGrath, Frederick Manfred, Tiger Jack Rosenbloom and Jerry Rudquist. He is working on an imaginary mid-life video memoir called Solar Power & Moonshine.
The Center for International Education
743 Fillmore Street NE
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413 USA
mediamike@thecie.org
651-227-2240
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SUPPORT 1972-2014
Bush Foundation,
Walter Mondale,
Young Audiences,
Joan Grant,
Benton Foundation, Kate Cashel Fund, Robert Gardner,
Minnesota Humanities Commission,
North Dakota Humanities Council,
South Dakota Committee on the Humanities,
Andreas Foundation, 3M, TAPEMARK Company,
Key Investments,
Minnesota State Arts Board,
Northwest Area Foundation,
MacArthur Foundation,
Mott Foundation,
Skally's Tax Service,
Oswald Foundation,
Pete Seeger, Howard Zinn, Outagamie Foundation,
Hubbard Broadcasting,
Wet Paint,
First Banks,
Film in the Cities,
Jerome Foundation,
National Endowment for the Arts,
American Film Institute,
COMPAS (Community Programs in the Arts and Sciences),
McKnight Foundation, Metropolitan Regional Arts Council,
Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, Cowles Media Foundation,
National Endowment for the Humanities and more than
500 businesses of all sizes and individual patrons
from William F. Buckley to Buckminster Fuller.
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Workshops and Residencies
Video
Media Literacy
Seeing Things
Writing for Video
Photography
Picture Books
Global Studies
Portraits
Video Poetry
Contact The CIE for more Info
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A WINTER COUNT FOR THE CIE 1972-2014
A winter count is a Native American way of remembering based on a memorable image for one thing for each year.
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