Taylor
Dunne

Taylor Dunne is a filmmaker, curator, research fiend and university lecturer based in Colorado’s San Luis Valley and Brattleboro, Vermont.  She has an affinity for photographic processes, amateur film, the personal archive and the history of the cinematic apparatus. She uses these obsessions, and a wide range of media, to paint intimate poetic essays that examine the interconnectedness of time, history and landscape. Her work strives to make visible underrepresented histories, and to inspire citizens to participate in shaping future trends in cultural representation. Her first feature length project is an essay film and digital archive that interrogates landscapes of nuclear weapons testing, manufacturing and anti-nuclear activism in the American Southwest. Taylor is currently Assistant Professor of Film Studies at Keene State College.