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Downside UP "Downside UP" is a documentary This documentary captures the struggle of the people of North Adams in their redefinition of their community, envisaging a new city, and puzzling with their role in an alien form of expression: contemporary art. It also showcases a major revitalization project in a former industrial site. Nancy Kelly, the director, presented a session at the 2002 National Planning Conference on this project. The price for DVD and VHS copies of "Downside UP," which is 54 minutes long, has been reduced to $65 for community organizations, public libraries, high schools, and museums, and $185 for colleges and universities. To purchase "Downside UP," contact:
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about America's largest museum of
contemporary art, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, (MASS MoCA),
which opened in 1999 in an enormous abandoned factory in the filmmaker's hometown,
North Adams, Massachusetts.
