The Escapades of Madame X is currently on view at the San Francisco Art Institute in their Spirit of Disruption Exhibit celebrating SFAI's Centennial from March 18 to July 3, 2021, 800 Chestnut Street, McBean Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Click here to make an appointment

The Escapades of Madame X has screened in the following:

2004

New Nothing Cinema-San Francisco, CA

2002

Mix Gay and Lesbian Festival of Experimental Film-Anthology Film Archive, NYC.

Ladyfest-ATA- San Francisco, CA.

2001

Filmwinter: Stuttgart International Film Festival-Stuttgart,Germany.

Robert Beck Memorial Cinema at the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Providence Women's Film Festival- Providence, RI.

European Media Arts Festival-Osnabruek, Germany.

John Hopkins Film Festival- Baltimore, Maryland.

2000

Madcat International Film Festival, San Francisco, CA

CA State University -Long Beach

The Northwest Film Forum/Little Theatre- Seattle, Washington

Mills College- Oakland, CA

Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

University of Rhode Island- Kingston, Rhode Island

Brown University- Providence, Rhode Island

Massachusetts College of Art, Eventworks- Boston, MA

Pratt University-Brooklyn, New York

Indiana University- Bloomington, Indiana

Flicker Theater- Athens, Georgia

Minn. College of Art & Design- Minneapolis, MN

Carleton College- Northfield, MN

Duke University- Durham, North Carolina

The Wherehouse- Winston-Salem, North Carolina

USA Film Festival- Dallas, TX

University of Montana- Missoula, Montana

Cinemaker Coop/University of Texas- Austin, Texas

Aurora Picture Show- Houston, Texas

New Orleans, Louisiana: Zeitgeist Theater

Ocularis- Brooklyn, New York

Plan B Cinematheque- Santa Fe, New Mexico

Basement Films- Albuquerque, New Mexico

Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA.

The Chicago Underground Film Festival- Chicago, IL.

Galerie 14-1- Stuttgart, Germany.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts- Bay Area Now 2-San Francisco, CA.

Massachusetts College of Art Film Society, Boston, MA

The Escapades of Madame X was Funded in Part By:

Chicago Underground Film Fund Grant, Chicago Underground Film Festival, Chicago, IL, 2000.