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Reggie Woolery

Reggie Woolery is a video artist and writer based in New York City. He is a graduate of the Interactive Multimedia Program at New York University and is currently a fellow at the Society of the Humanities at Cornell University exploring issues of virtuality old and new. His internet board game, Keep Your Hands Off the Park: A Roleplaying Game in Real and Virtual Worlds looks at the intersection of digital culture and the privatization of public space.

Reggie is also contributing editor to the arts and culture journal FUSE, based in Toronto. He has taught on film, video, or computer art at New School for Social Research, Rutgers University, Long Island University, New York University, Cooper Union, and School of Visual Arts. He has served as a board member or administrator for Media Alliance, Media Network, Black Filmmaker Foundation, Third World Newsreel, and New American Cinema Group.

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"Reggie Woolery." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/reggie-woolery.

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Reggie Woolery, New York City–based video artist and writer, graduated NYU's Interactive Multimedia Program and is a fellow at Cornell's Society of the Humanities exploring virtuality. He created internet board game Keep Your Hands Off the Park: A Roleplaying Game in Real and Virtual Worlds and is contributing editor at FUSE (Toronto). He taught film, video and computer art at New School, Rutgers, LIU, NYU, Cooper Union and SVA and served on boards of Media Alliance, Media Network, Black Filmmaker Foundation, Third World Newsreel and New American Cinema Group.

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Last modified 18 June 2011

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