Hazel Katz
Hazel Katz is a Los Angeles-based video artist and filmmaker. Her short narrative film SYDNEY & KIM is shot on 16mm and will premiere at festivals in Fall 2024. Her feature length documentary FLORIDA WATER is now distributed by Collective Eye Films. Hazel’s work has been supported by ICA San Diego, MOMA PS1, and festivals internationally.
She has attended residencies at MacDowell, Anderson Ranch, Queer-Art, Bemis Center, UnionDocs, Abrons Art Center, and Acre. Hazel has a BA from Oberlin College and an MFA in Visual Art at UC San Diego. She has taught young people of all ages, most recently as a Gender Studies lecturer at Scripps College and a Film Production lecturer at Cal State San Marcos. Hazel is involved in rank-and-file labor and prison abolition organizing.
Sydney & Kim, 2023. 16mm film (still), total runtime 16:44. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Sydney & Kim, 2023. 16mm film (video still), total runtime 16:44. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Sulka's Daughters v. 3, 2023. Six CRT TVs, Three Theater Flats, Audio Interview, Faux Rock Wall, Artificial Plants, Couch, Table, Chair, Lamps, Rug, Archival Images from 1980's Transexual Magazines, total runtime 3:00. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Sulka's Daughters v. 3, 2023. Six CRT TVs, Three Theater Flats, Audio Interview, Faux Rock Wall, Artificial Plants, Couch, Table, Chair, Lamps, Rug, Archival Images from 1980's Transexual Magazines, total runtime 3:00. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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