MoMA Film adds three works by Michelle Handelman to its permanent collection.

James Edwardaro Willey reviews BloodSisters as Film #148 in "350 Films I Wish People Talked About Today" on his “Movie Good or Movie Bad” channel.

Joanne McNeil talks with Michelle Handelman about the work of collaborator Lynn Hershman Leeson.

Christian Liclair writes about “Excess, intensity and dissolution of the self in Michelle Handelman” for Kunstforum International’s “Issue 303: Nakt”.

Ayanna Dozier includes Michelle Handelman’s Safer Sexual Techniques in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (1988) in her list for the Best Movies of 2025, under “First Watches and New Discoveries”.

Michelle interviews Lynn Hershman Leeson for the Brooklyn Rail, discussing her new book, Private I: A Memoir.

“BloodSisters captures these queer outlaws in their zeitgeist moment...” Lynn Loheide reviews BloodSisters.

“Lydia Lunch has always had a voice able to shake audiences to their core.” Emily Colucci writes about Michelle Handelman’s project Delirium.

“It’s not just about the art, the job, the success; it’s about how do you envision your life?” Yitzi Weiner interviews Michelle about her keys to success in the art world for Authority Magazine, 2024.

Self-identified lesbian vampire, Annie Rose Malamet, interviews Michelle for her podcast.

Little Joe releases an anthology featuring an essay on Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters by Black Venus.

“I think of my work as functioning like a virus…” Michelle Handelman is interviewed by Scott Macaulay.

Artist Michelle Handelman joins Brooklyn Rail contributors Jill H. Casid and Ksenia M. Soboleva for a video conversation about her project Delirium and more.

An audio conversation between Michelle Handelman, M. Lamar and Lydia Lunch focusing on Michelle’s upcoming project, Delirium.

The FIT Special Collections & College Archives interviews Michelle for their Oral History Collections.

Lucy Talbot Allen loves the lesbian documentaries of the 1990s, including Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters, which exemplifies a kind of low-budget, shot-on-video “dyke doc” style.

GutterSaint announces the private sale of Michelle Handelman’s artist archive which features over 3900 items from the 1980s to today.

Davey Davis talks art and BDSM with Michelle Handelman.

Assistant Curator Lisa Shoshany Anderson is joined by Maeve Hogan and Becca Owen for a conversation about Handelman's work and the collaborative process behind the exhibition These Unruly and Ungovernable Selves.

Little Joe’s first issue in six years features a cover story on Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters.

“If something gives me the chills…then I know I have to use it.” Lauren Wissot interviews Michelle Handelman on the 25th anniversary release of BloodSisters.

SNMA Executive Director Hunter O’Hanian interviews Michelle Handelman on the 25th anniversary of her work, BloodSisters.

“25 years ago Michelle Handelman made the first film about BDSM amongst women…”
CDF Fringe! screens BloodSisters with an intro by scholar Flora Dunster.

Flora Dunster, an accomplished scholar in queer studies, gives an intro to BloodSisters for its CDF Fringe! screening.

Mackenzie Lukenbill writes about BloodSisters 25th anniversary screening at NewFest, New York’s annual LGBTQ+ film and media festival.

Jane Ursula Harris interviews Michelle about BloodSisters.

Michelle’s These Unruly and Ungovernable Selves opens at signs and symbols gallery.

Jude Dry discusses why Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters is a queer classic.

Michelle Hyun Kim picks her favorite LGBTQ+ films at Outfest 2020, including Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters.

“I saw myself in her mirror, pushing the radical political against the radical erotic.” Michelle joins Yvonne Rainier, Bruce McPherson and others in writing tributes to legendary artist, Carolee Schneemann, for the Brooklyn Rail.

Michelle Handelman presents at the 2019 Creative Capital Artist Retreat with her upcoming project, Delerium.

signs and symbols presents Michelle’s “Lover, Hater, Cunty Intellectual” from Hustlers & Empires.

Alex A. Jones covers Michelle’s Hustlers & Empires.

Sarah Cascone includes Michelle’s Hustlers & Empires in her Editors’ Picks for 11 Things to see in New York.

Scott Macaulay, Filmmaker Magazine’s Editor in Chief, interviews Michelle Handelman about her journey from filmmaking to gallery installations.

Emily Colucci writes about Michelle Handelman’s Hustlers & Empires for her blog, Filthy Dreams.

Sarah Hotchkiss writes about Michelle Handelman’s Hustlers & Empires at SFMOMA.

CFF Founder Ingrid Jean-Baptiste interviews Michelle Handelman, their #WomanCrushWednesday, via livestream video at The Fashion Institute of Technology.

Michelle Handelman discusses vampire jewel thieves, censorship, and re-interpreting The Picture of Dorian Gray in a video interview for Bomb Magazine.

From the archives! Back in 2007 Velvetpark captured a studio visit with Michelle Handelman on video.