This selection of videos represents works produced over forty years. The videos fall roughly into the following four thematic areas:
2018
Kathy High with Guy Schaffer, and Allison Berkoy, video on research in fecal microbial transplantation
See More...2017
Kathy High with Guy Schaffer, video/app to find perfect poop partner for diy fmt
See More...1994 (video, 28 mins.)
Co-production with Harriet Hirshorn and Deep Dish TV collective. Part of series “Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired “ on women and health. Broadcast on cable tv nationally and internationally. A collection of documentary shorts by feminists about the use of reproductive technologies around the world.
See More...1993-4 (video, 60 mins.)
An experimental documentary about new reproductive technologies.
See More...1990 (video, 30 mins.)
Co-produced with Paper Tiger TV, NY, NY. This tape is a critique of pharmaceutical company practices and the coercion of doctors to use their goods. Who suffers in this process?
See More...1989 (video, 28 mins.)
An experimental documentary about the history of women’s treatment by the US medical system.
See More...2012-13 (video, 64 min.)
A documentary (directed by Kathy High with Cynthia White) about death and decay, and eco-friendly or ‘natural earth’ burials.
See More...2010-12 (video, 29:30 min.)
A video essay made in collaboration with Lily Dog about companion animal relations, and interspecies communication.
See More...2005-06 (video documentation of installation, 3 mins.)
Exhibited Judi Rotenberg Gallery, Boston, MA, March 2004, and MASS MoCA North Adams, MA, “Becoming Animal” exhibition, 2005-06.
See More...2000-05 (12-part series, video, 26 mins.)
A superstitious fear lead the artist to “practice” dying for a year.
See More...2000-05 (12-part series, video, 26 min.)
This is an ongoing project of short films produced with various animals and Kathy High, visualizing and articulating their fears and fantasies.
See More...2000 (video, 59 mins.)
A documentary on telepathic animal communication.
See More...1979 (video, originally shot on 16mm film, 9 min.)
Produced as part of Masters work at SUNY/Buffalo Center for Media Studies. An animated film about cows and women.
See More...1999 (3-part series, super 8 film to video, 9 mins.)
Camera: Diane Bonder. A naughty trilogy about youthful sexual exploration.
See More...1999 (3-part series, video, 28 mins.)
An autographic trilogy about queerness, and becoming old.
See More...1997 (video, 30 mins.)
Co-producer w/ Paper Tiger TV, NYC, NY. This project is a documentary in collaboration with the teens of Green Chimneys/ Gramercy Residence, a foster home for gay youth.
See More...1995 (video, 20 min.)
Co-Writer: Shani Mootoo A poetic video journal about love and a foreign land.
See More...1995 (video, 6 mins.)
Co-produced/co-directed with Liss Platt: segment, “Program #1: Watching TV Watching Us” of “Signal to Noise: Making Sense of TV”, PBS series. A documentary short about fan’s obsessions for TV soap operas.
See More...2008 (video, 30 min.)
Video about the events surrounding the controversy of the VIRTUAL JIHADI exhibition at the Arts Dept. at RPI by Wafaa Bilal and also at the Sanctuary for Independent Media, Troy, NY. Production: Hudson Mohawk Indy Media, NY.
See More...2005 (video, 5 mins.)
Commissioned and distributed by Reel New York, WNET/Channel Thirteen, NYC.
See More...2002-03 (videos, each 30 mins.)
IndyMedia Productions, Hudson Mohawk Indy Media collective. An annotated lecture by Democracy Now!’s Amy Goodman critiquing U.S. Iraq war.
See More...2001 (video, 30 mins.)
A documentary made by PTTV collective analyzing the events of 9/11.
See More...2018
Kathy High with Guy Schaffer, and Allison Berkoy, video on research in fecal microbial transplantation
2017
1994 (video, 28 mins.)
Co-production with Harriet Hirshorn and Deep Dish TV collective. Part of series “Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired “ on women and health. Broadcast on cable tv nationally and internationally. A collection of documentary shorts by feminists about the use of reproductive technologies around the world.
1993-4 (video, 60 mins.)
1990 (video, 30 mins.)
Co-produced with Paper Tiger TV, NY, NY. This tape is a critique of pharmaceutical company practices and the coercion of doctors to use their goods. Who suffers in this process?
1989 (video, 28 mins.)
An experimental documentary about the history of women’s treatment by the US medical system.
2012-13 (video, 64 min.)
A documentary (directed by Kathy High with Cynthia White) about death and decay, and eco-friendly or ‘natural earth’ burials.
2010-12 (video, 29:30 min.)
A video essay made in collaboration with Lily Dog about companion animal relations, and interspecies communication.
2005-06 (video documentation of installation, 3 mins.)
Exhibited Judi Rotenberg Gallery, Boston, MA, March 2004, and MASS MoCA North Adams, MA, “Becoming Animal” exhibition, 2005-06.
2000-05 (12-part series, video, 26 mins.)
2000-05 (12-part series, video, 26 min.)
This is an ongoing project of short films produced with various animals and Kathy High, visualizing and articulating their fears and fantasies.
2000 (video, 59 mins.)
1979 (video, originally shot on 16mm film, 9 min.)
Produced as part of Masters work at SUNY/Buffalo Center for Media Studies. An animated film about cows and women.
2017
1999 (3-part series, super 8 film to video, 9 mins.)
1999 (3-part series, video, 28 mins.)
1997 (video, 30 mins.)
Co-producer w/ Paper Tiger TV, NYC, NY. This project is a documentary in collaboration with the teens of Green Chimneys/ Gramercy Residence, a foster home for gay youth.
1995 (video, 20 min.)
1995 (video, 6 mins.)
Co-produced/co-directed with Liss Platt: segment, “Program #1: Watching TV Watching Us” of “Signal to Noise: Making Sense of TV”, PBS series. A documentary short about fan’s obsessions for TV soap operas.
2008 (video, 30 min.)
Video about the events surrounding the controversy of the VIRTUAL JIHADI exhibition at the Arts Dept. at RPI by Wafaa Bilal and also at the Sanctuary for Independent Media, Troy, NY. Production: Hudson Mohawk Indy Media, NY.
2005 (video, 5 mins.)
2002-03 (videos, each 30 mins.)
IndyMedia Productions, Hudson Mohawk Indy Media collective. An annotated lecture by Democracy Now!’s Amy Goodman critiquing U.S. Iraq war.
2001 (video, 30 mins.)