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Finding Felix: The Potential Impact of International Film on Childhood Autobiographical Memory

September 7, 2015 Editor 0

The Finding Felix Project is a work for screen and publication from curator and filmmaker Katy Kavanaugh. A fellowship from Stanford University and the Freie Universität – Berlin allowed Katy to return to the Berlin […]

Art as a Revolt Against Fate

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

Who are the Yes Men? Andy Bichlbaum (Jacques Servin) and Mike Bonanno (Igor Vamos) have been performing anti-consumerist and anti-corporate activist interventions since before their first film The Yes Men premiered back in 2003. From […] […]

Smiling Contestants and 250 Year-Old Ritual

December 24, 2014 admin 0

Baby Beauty Pageant The Five photos that make up the Baby Beauty Pageant series are all color and tackiness yet they depict a more subtle violence. During my southern sojourn, where I was tracking down […] […]

Angel: A Short Film

October 14, 2014 admin 0

Emma Corbett Ashby on “Angel” Back in 2011 I was given a roll of super 8 film and a camera, with the brief to produce a 3 min haptic movie. My understanding of ‘haptic’ in […] […]

StarJAM: An Interstellar Musical Conversation

August 3, 2014 Kenji Wiliiams 0

This spring, a nine-year-old dream came true: to direct a live collaboration with an orbiting astronaut on the International Space Station. Co-Sponsored by BELLA GAIA, this ‘StarJAM’ was an improvised musical performance between BELLA GAIA […] […]

Nymphomaniac: Volume II

May 31, 2014 admin 0

Fifty Shades of Penis & The Reestablishment of Patriarchy Just before I sit down to watch Lars von Trier’s “Nymphomaniac,” I wonder if males also suffer from nymphomania, or if it somehow only occurs in […] […]

The Campaign of Hate: Russia and Gay Propaganda

April 14, 2014 Robert Frashure 0

An Interview with the Film’s Director, Michael Lucas When Director Michael Lucas learned that the president of his birth country, Vladimir Putin, had just signed into law a prohibition against any form of gay affirmative […] […]

Kimberly Lieu – Men of the Future and Spike Jonze’s Her

January 21, 2014 Editor 0

In Spike Jonze’s latest film, Her, we find Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) emotionless and disconnected from the rest of the world. He’s in the midst of an excruciating divorce, struggling with recollections of the tender moments […]

Steve Turtell – Boys before Playboy: Poodles and Porn on Commerce Street (1975)

June 13, 2013 Editor 1

Ma, a.k.a. Sydney Chandler Faulkner, had two older friends, Mack and Nelson, a long-term couple who’d met in the army during WWII and had been together ever since. They raised poodles and published The Poodle Review, […]

Ada Rios-Rivera, PhD – Romancing The Hopeless

April 30, 2013 Editor 4

“To love is to suffer. To avoid suffering, one must not love. But then, one suffers from not loving. Therefore, to love is to suffer; to suffer is to suffer. To be happy is to […]