From fall 1998 to winter 2004, The Kitchen regularly held a program called TV Dinner during which around forty attendees would gather to enjoy a vegetarian buffet and an evening of time-based art and conversation with featured participants—video artists, performers, musicians, dancers, curators, and more. The TV Dinner series was the brainchild of Elise Bernhardt, The Kitchen’s Executive Director from 1998–2004…

Featuring a recording of the live television broadcast We Interrupt This Program (1991), along with ephemera and a video conversation between the director of the show, Charles Atlas; scholar Roderick Ferguson; art historian and former Visual AIDS Program Director Alex Fialho; and one of the participating artists, Robbie McCauley.