!WOMEN ART REVOLUTION
I am absolutely floored by the film. It's tremendously powerful and an enormous gift. Beyond the obvious merits of putting together such a profound historical and contemporary document, I just finished the film with an overwhelming sense of the place my own work has in a long, distinguished and messy context. I just kept feeling like the film was a flashlight showing me the walls and floors of a home I never knew was there.

- Shannon Service, Green Lasso Productions.

In July, Lynn spoke about her film at the annual Creative Capital retreat in New York. The leading independent film website, indieWIRE, captured the impact of her presentation:

Of the new film projects presented this weekend, most of which were documentaries, filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson's "(H)ERrata: !Women, Art and Revolution" drew an extended, rapturous response.“By the time I got my Creative Capital grant, I had been shooting my film for 40 years,” Leeson quipped during her presentation. For decades she has been documenting female artists, amassing some 250 hours of footage that she is currently editing. “This film is absolutely not objective,” she said, in narration offered during an extended clip from the film, calling the project, “An insistent history that refuses to wait any longer to be told.”

- “Dispatch from Massachusetts | Nearly 10 Years and Counting: Creative Capital Convenes the Class of '08” by Eugene Hernandez for indieWIRE on July 28, 2008.