Videos
A collection of videos made on the life, perspective and work of Mike Alewitz
Topics:
Kent State Massacre, 1970
Anti-Vietnam War Movement
CCSU Mural Program
Labor murals
International murals
CCSU Media Center
A collection of videos (16+) sharing stories of reflections, commentary, experiences and projects.
More videos may also be viewed on Youtube
Playlist
An award-winning film by Jonathan Ben Efrat about an Alewitz mural project with Arab construction workers in the Occupied Territories.
44m, 2004
This is the speech made at Kent State University in 2010? to commemorate the massacre of 1970
RON PLACONE SHOW Interview with Mike Alewitz
40m, 2021
About the Kent Massacre militarist commemoration, with Laurel Krause.
REFUSES TO REOPEN KENT STATE INVESTIGATION/ 30m, 2012
Slideshow on Struggle Video.
STRUGGLE VIDEO
5m, 2015 (5m)
Interview about Kent Massacre.
Short video about the first New Britain International Mural Slam.
8m, 2008
LIST OF FILMS/VIDEOS: General Categories
CROSSBORDER MURAL PROJECT (Mexico-Chicago)/ 1998
The film documents the creation of two labor murals, linked by the collaborative efforts of unions from both sides of the border. In 1997 Mike Alewitz painted a mural in the headquarters of the Frente Autentico del Trabajo (FAT) in Mexico City. Later in the year, Mexican muralist Daniel Manrique Arias and assistants painted a mural on an wall of the United Electrical Workers (UE) in Chicago.
An award-winning film by Jonathan Ben Efrat about an Alewitz mural project with Arab construction workers in the Occupied Territories.
LOOKING THROUGH THE WALL TRAILER/ 2003 (10m)
Footage from a yearlong project of a History Channel producer follows Alewitz to New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Connecticut, Israel, Palestine, Nicaragua and other locations.
LOOKING THROUGH THE WALL/ 2003 #1
Footage from a yearlong project of a History Channel producer follows Alewitz to New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Connecticut, Israel, Palestine, Nicaragua and other locations.
LOOKING THROUGH THE WALL/ 2003 #2
Footage from a yearlong project of a History Channel producer follows Alewitz to New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Connecticut, Israel, Palestine, Nicaragua and other locations.
ALEWITZ AGITATIONAL SPEECH AT ANTIWAR DEMO (5M):
Hartford, CT, December 7, 2008
Why we need mass antiwar action and can’t rely on politicians.
CORNELL DANCE TO ALEWITZ MURAL/ 2015 (3m)
Short film documenting a dance performed for an Alewitz mural.
Short video about the first New Britain International Mural Slam.
MIKE ALEWITZ ON THINKING GREEN/ 2023
A recent rant about art under capitalism and establishing Red Square.
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TEAMSTER VICTORY MURAL/1997 (26m)
Video by Labor Beat about Teamster Power mural at Teamster City in Chicago.
Footage from the mural at Children’s Hospital, Managua.
LEWIS COUNTY HOPE AND STRUGGLE/ 2006 (90m)
Film by Anne Fischel about The Resurrection of Wesley Everest mural in Centralia WA.
Censored by CCSU – on the publication of Insurgent Images.
WHOSE WALLS? OUR WALLS! LABOR’S STAKE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CENSORSHIP/ 2021 (50m)
Discussion of the censorship of The City at the Crossroads of History.
MIKE ALEWITZ AND HIS CENSORED MURALS/ 2015 (50m)
Green Party show about censored murals.
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LIST OF FILMS/VIDEOS: Kent State Massacre
MIKE ALEWITZ REMEMBERS THE KENT STATE MASSACRE/ 2016 (50m)
Slideshow and discussion from Green Party cable show.
REMEMBERING THE KENT MASSACRE/ 2016 (12m)
Interview on National Public Radio.
Dedication of a mural about the Kent Massacre and the Vietnam antiwar movement.
THE KENT STATE MASSACRE & THE GLOBAL FIGHT FOR SOCIALIST REVOLUTION/ 2010 (31M)
Eyewitness account on the 50-year anniversary.
RON PLACONE SHOW/ Inverview with Mike Alewitz, 2021 (40m)
About the Kent Massacre militarist commemoration, with Laurel Krause.
REFUSES TO REOPEN KENT STATE INVESTIGATION/ 2012 (30m)
Slideshow on Struggle Video.
Interview about Kent Massacre.
Short film about CIA involvement in the Kent Massacre commemoration.
A MESSAGE FROM MIKE ALEWITZ/ 2019 (10m):
A short film by John Kirby about the censorship of a San Francisco mural.