# Peter Kuttner
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peter kuttner is a Chicago filmmaker, activist, and cameraman. He is known for his early socially-conscious documentary films that touch on topics such as opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War, gentrification of Chicago, racism, and social class. He produced many of these with the film collective Kartemquin Films, of which he was an original member.
Hitting Left with the Klonsky Brothers #38
World Series baseball, film and the sixties with radical film guys Peter Kuttner and Floyd Webb.
Live! From the Vidéothèque #14: The Labor Stories Episode
Sam is joined by Facets own T.J. Watson to talk about the surprisingly relevant documentary, Labor Stories (1975), a Facets release produced by Kartemquin Films.
Facets’ volunteer and digital acquisitions assistant T.J. Watson talks activism. The topic is Labor Stories, a series of under seen of d…
The Boston Children's Museum | Peter Kuttner
Architect Peter Kuttner. Principal at CambridgeSeven, discusses the Boston Children's Museum, which was the second children's museum in the United States. The museum was originally founded in Jamaica Plain and was moved to its current location in 1979. The Smith Family Waterfront Park at the Boston…
The New England Aquarium | Peter Kuttner
Peter Kuttner, Principal Architect at CambridgeSeven, discusses the New England Aquarium's architecture and exhibits. The Aquarium in Boston opened in 1967 and became a precedent-setting prototype for many future aquariums. It is a phenomenal tourist draw in its urban waterfront setting; an educat…
Porter Square MBTA Station | Peter Kuttner
Peter Kuttner, Prinicipal Architect at CambridgeSeven, talks about the creation of MBTA stations, focusing on the Porter Square Station. The architects worked closely with engineers, government agencies and community representatives to construct Porter Square Station, which serves both the rapid tr…
The New England Aquarium and Boston's Renewal | Peter Kuttner
Architect Peter Kuttner, of CambridgeSeven, discusses the New England Aquarium, which is often credited by planners as the catalyst for public investment in an under developed part of Boston.
With Peter Kutner, Susan Klonsky, Mike James and Bill Ayers
On day two of the Democratic National Convention Mike is joined by long-time activists Peter Kuttner, Susan Klonsky, Mike James and Bill Ayers. All five were student and community activists at the time of the 1968 Democratic Convention. On this edition of Hitting Left Mike, Peter, Susan, Mike James…
The Grateful Artist Podcast - Dare to Be Distinct- Find Your Voice
Welcome to “The Grateful Artist Podcast” In this episode, we explore how to Dare to be Distinct and Find Your Voice. Through real stories, insights, and inspiration, Evan and I discuss what it truly means to express yourself authentically—whether through art, writing, or your life purpose. We’ll …
With Floyd Webb and Peter Kuttner.
On this edition of Hitting Left we're joined by two legendary Chicago filmmakers — Floyd Webb and Peter Kuttner — artists whose work has shaped how this city tells its stories. Webb, known for his decades documenting Black Chicago's cultural and political life, and Kuttner, a longtime member of th…
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