Film Diary 4

Saint Piñero is a queer, Afro-indigenous photographer, currently rubber tramping across the United States. They use their work to explore the queer archive, transience, and to replace traumatic family memory. They are the cofounder of Film Diary NYC, a film festival for personal documentary and home movies. Piñero has been an artist-in-residence at the Visual Studies Workshop’s Project Space Residency in Rochester, NY; TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image in Philadelphia; and more. Their work has been featured in the New York Times, Artsy, FADER, My Comrade, and PIX. They curate an ongoing series of group photo shows at Millennium Film Workshop, where they are a member of the programming board.

Sage Ó Tuama is a moving image artist and curator with a focus on personal cinema and the avant-garde. He is the cofounder and artistic director of Film Diary NYC, the editor of CRATER film journal, and a member of the Millennium Film Workshop programming board. His films have appeared at museums and cinema spaces in over 15 countries, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Cinema Museum (London), Galeria Zé dos Bois (Lisbon), Meduza (Vilnius), and Palacio das Artes (Belo Horizonte). Ó Tuama was recipient of the 2024 Jonas Mekas Research and Production Fellowship at Mana Contemporary. His curatorial work with Film Diary has been featured in Documentary Magazine, Office Magazine, and Screen Slate.