Workhorse Queen explores the complexities of mainstream television’s impact on queer performance culture.
Professor Washko’s Film Wins Grand Prize for Best Documentary at Buffalo Film Fest
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Professor Washko Screens ‘Workhorse Queen’ at the Warhol Museum
As part of Reel Q: Pittsburgh LGBTQ+ Film Festival, Washko will screen her documentary at The Andy Warhol Museum on October 15 at 7:00 PM.
Professor Washko’s ‘Workhorse Queen’ Screens in Festivals Across the US and Canada in Summer 2021
The film was screened in festivals in Lincoln, NE; Bentonville, AR; Vancouver, Cananda; New Haven, CT; Denver, CO; and Joshua Tree, CA.
Professor Washko Exhibits at The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts
“Boy Box” optimistically proposes broader access to the joys and benefits of fluid, detachable masculine traits.
Professor Washko’s ‘Workhorse Queen’ Wins Major Awards at Three Festivals
The film won awards at the San Francisco Documentary Festival, the Indy Film Fest and at ImageOut Rochester Spring Festival.
Professor Washko’s ‘Workhorse Queen’ Screens at Festivals in New Zealand and San Francisco
Workhorse Queen explores the complexities of mainstream television’s impact on queer performance culture.
Professor Washko Exhibits at the Korean Film Archive
Professor Angela Washko’s work “At the Expense of Watching” is included in the exhibition “GameXCinema – Machinima” at the Korean Film Archive in Seoul.
Professor Washko’s Essay Published in The Architectural Review
“War Games” was published in the May 2021 print issue of The Architectural Review, which focuses on the theme of play.
Temple University Selects Professor Washko as 2021 Diploma Project Artist
Washko, in collaboration with Tyler students, created “Always On”—a digital, social practice performance that took place in Habbo.
Professor Washko’s ‘Workhorse Queen’ Screens in Festivals in Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Rochester
The screenings all occur during the first half of May.
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