Much Handled Things Are Always Soft (2019) traces the racial and systemic dynamics of cruising in 1970s Chicago. Featuring Patric McCoy, the film honors Black queer intimacies shaped by segregation, while its guerrilla monument and screenings—from MoMA to the cruising app JACK’D—extend visibility beyond museums, reaching over three million viewers.

Film, Web, Integrated MediaDerrick Woods-MorrowDecember 1, 2019