04/10/2026
TONIGHT! [WE DON’T KNOW YET] WHAT A CINEMA CAN DO. Thank you Newcity for the highlight!
Disintegrating Archives: a night of expanded cinema. Public Works Gallery (2141 W. North Ave) | April 10, 2026 - 8:00PM
Doors Open at 7:30PM & Show Starts at 8:00PM
CCAM and Onion City Film Festival present the third annual iteration of
[WE DON’T KNOW YET] WHAT A CINEMA CAN DO, a night of new media live performance with the theme of Disintegrating Archives.
This year WDKY features new works or reworkings by three artists developing distinct technical, aesthetic, and cultural niches: AJ McClenon’s text, repurposed materials, moving and still images, performance, and sound work is driven by familial and collective grief, water, Blackness, geomorphology, abolitionist thought, and the global future. The arts collective Alterotics’ moving-image art, archival research, and event hosting activates public life for trans/queer people. James Connolly’s real-time sound and media performance activates expressive potentials of technical systems sequestered behind consumer interfaces.
These three artists are also joined by special guest Aria Pedraza, who will introduce the Midwest Rave Culture Archive