The Being in the World: People and the Planet in French and Francophone Cinema film festival, curated and presented by Columbia Maison Française, will host a FREE screening of Four Short Films by Julie Gautier, followed by a discussion and Q&A with director Julie Gautier and Gabri Christa, moderated by Shanny Peer. The films include: Narcisse (2022 U.S. Premiere), One Breath Around the World (2019), Ama (2018), and Narcose (2014).

Gabri Christa’s new experimental documentary Sheila will be presented at AMC Magic Johnson Harlem 9 Theatres as part of Harlem International Film Festival’s “Uptown Cinema - Saturday Short Cuts”. This event will feature 7 short films and a post-screening talkback with the filmmakers.

From the Max Award-winning, internationally-acclaimed Kulunka Teatro, comes the unique theatrical event André & Dorine, running from April 27 - May 29, 2022 in a limited 5-week Off-Broadway engagement at Theatre at St. Clement's. This deeply emotional new work follows a pair of elderly artists as Alzheimer's forces them to relive and reinvent their love.

A post-show talkback will follow the Sunday, May 1 performance featuring experts on Alzheimer's along with the artists. Panelists include facilitator Gabri Christa, Georges Naasan, MD, and Garbiñe Insausti.

Gabri Christa’s experimental documentary Sheila will be presented at Dance of the Spirit, a Metaverse Experience. The event includes screening and discussion with three filmmakers whose work captures and extends dance in relationship with the moving image.

Gabri presents in a roundtable discussion about Screendance festivals and online audiences, moderated by Harmony Bench. Join us for this online symposium special issue of The International Journal of Screendance where many of the journal authors will share their perspectives in paper panels and lightning talks, and roundtable participants will reflect on TikTok and other short-form screendance, screendance festivals, and the futures of screendance in a post-Covid era.

Black Dance Stories is a community working together to support, uphold, highlight and celebrate Black Creatives. Watch the YouTube Livestream of Episode #30 with Dianne Walker and Gabri Christa.

Gabri Christa joins Well Connected and Well Connected Español’s fourth annual Creative Aging Symposium, focused on celebrating identity, on Thursday, January 28, 2021 by sharing a story from Magdalena and giving prompts for oral histories related to objects.

Gabri Christa, Panelist

Dance Like Your Life Depends On It is a moderated conversation with the Arsht Center's artist in residence, Pioneer Winter, and an invited panel of dance artists who will reflect on memory, mortality, urgency and intimacy in the time of pandemic. World AIDS Day is dedicated to raising awareness of the HIV/AIDS crisis, and mourning those who've been lost guides this panel's exploration of the dancing body and radical survival.  

A virtual celebration for the publication of Dance We Do: A Poet Explores Black Dance taking place on Ntozake's Shange’s birthday. Gabri Christa moderates a panel discussion with dance scholars and practitioners, including several choreographers featured in the book: Dyane Harvey, Dianne McIntyre, and Halifu Osumare.

Gabri Christa, Speaker

Discussing the role of technology and digital experiences in the future of the arts field, Gabri Christa participates as a speaker this conversation hosted by Dance/NYC as a part of their #ArtistsAreNecessaryWorkers: Facebook Live Conversation Series.

Gabri Christa moderates a conversation with the makers of Bend by Susan Misner after its World Premiere at the 2020 Dance on Camera Festival.

100 years - 100 women is a symposium initiated by the Park Avenue Armory.

Screening about filmmaker with dementia.

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