Adam Golub

Adam Golub is an Israeli-American documentarian, media artist and videographer based in Brooklyn, NY. He earned his Masters from the Columbia School of Journalism and was a fellow at the UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art. His feature documentary “Your Mother’s Comfort”(2020) premiered at Sheffield Doc/Fest and won the Grand Jury Award at Outfest, Los Angeles and Rio de Janeiro’s LGBT Film Festival and honorable mention at Newfest, New York among other awards. His film “Skin,” (2017) won Outstanding Documentary Short at Art of Brooklyn and Best Short at Newfest, New York. His short film “I Was Here First” premiered at DOC NYC. He is the creative director of The Generations Project, a non-profit dedicated to intergenerational LGBTQ+ storytelling. In this role, he curated and produced a permanent exhibit about the LGBTQ+ history of Provincetown, MA for the Pilgrim Monument Museum, told in short documentary and anecdotal anthology. He curated an online exhibition with OutMuseum in October of 2022 called “Brazilian Transrevolutionaries at the Edge of Democracy”.