Voices in Moving Image: An Artist Lecture with Giselle Bailey

CCA Film will be hosting Film Chair Giselle Bailey for a Voices in Moving Image talk on her boundary-pushing approach to documentary storytelling. The talk will take place Wednesday, April 9th in the Nave Presentation Space from 6–7:30 pm and will feature a Q&A moderated by California College of the Arts President David C. Howse.

Giselle Bailey is a filmmaker and artist whose work reimagines the role of pop culture in shaping identity, history, and the future. Her films and multidisciplinary projects fuse documentary and narrative forms, blurring the lines between cinema, commerce, and cultural movement. Through a diasporic lens, Bailey explores the intersections of spirituality, radical self-definition, and the ways youth across the globe are forging new mythologies. With a distinct visual language, her work subverts convention while creating new spaces for Black and diasporic narratives to thrive.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Nave Presentation Space at California College of the Arts, 145 Hooper St, San Francisco, United States