Cecelia Condit is a media artist whose work pays particular attention to women’s voices and desires -- especially those at the margins of accepted speech and action.  Her career is a long and highly distinguished one with videos from the early 1980s to today.  She is the recipient of numerous awards  for her work including NEA and Guggenheim fellowships. 

Professor Condit was kind enough to talk about her work while in the final stages of completing her latest piece, ANNIE LLOYD -- a moving portrait of her mother as both parent and artist.   

Cecelia Condit’s  video works include:

BENEATH THE SKIN, 1981

POSSIBLY IN MICHIGAN, 1983

NOT A JEALOUS BONE, 1987

SUBURBS OF EDEN 1992

OH RAPUNZEL, 1996

WHY NOT A SPARROW, 2003

ALL ABOUT A GIRL, 2004

LITTLE SPIRITS, 2005

ANNIE LLOYD, 2008

All images seen in the podcast are courtesy of Cecelia Condit, with the exception of one image, which is courtesy of Mary Lucier (from a forthcoming work).  Ms. Lucier’s image appears during the discussion of her work in our interview.