Jon Dieringer is the founder and editor-in-chief of Screen Slate.
Aside from his ongoing writing for Screen Slate, Dieringer has contributed to TIME, n+1, The Village Voice, BOMB, INCITE Journal of Experimental Media, and Canyon Cinemazine. As a programmer, he has worked most prolifically at daily Brooklyn microcinema Spectacle (from 2011-2015) and additionally curated programs and series at 92YTribeca, Anthology Film Archives, Film at Lincoln Center, Museum of Arts and Design and Roxy Cinema Tribeca. Many of these artist-focused series have focused on correspondences between archives and obsolete or overlooked media.
As a media artist, Dieringer's video work has shown at venues including Anthology Film Archives, Film at Lincoln Center, Flux Factory, MoMA PS1, the Museum of Arts and Design, The Pittsburgh Three Rivers Film Festival, the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, Salon 94, Spectacle, The Squeaky Wheel Art Center (Buffalo), and The Nightingale (Chicago). From 2012-2021 he oversaw the preservation and archiving of moving image artwork as the Technical Director of Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI). Currently he edits books and zines for A24.
