Search Results

You searched for "Searchmonedas fut Visit Buyfc26coins.com. Sin problemas y entrega ultra rpida. Genial!.60ja"

• Matthew Rankin Asks “Who Owns The Twentieth Century”?

  *GC: I feel like it comes across in the film. Even the acting, everyone seems very much living in the world you created. It’s like they bought in...

• Matthew Rankin Asks “Who Owns The Twentieth Century”?

  *GC: So, the history of Canada is fermenting in your mind, and then Mackenzie King comes along. When does everything begin to converge with film?* MR: Well, I read...

• Matthew Rankin Asks “Who Owns The Twentieth Century”?

  *GC: There’s something so Canadian about that.* MR: Yes! We’re living in this very binary era and the elastic is really stretching to the snapping-point. So the centre is...

• That Battle is Over, Girl: Alice Schoenberg

  During the performance Ladder(Later)al Movement (2019), my gaze wanders to the top of a yellow ladder, where the superwoman balances perilously on the steps. The precarious tension of watching...

• Being Artful: An Interview with Multimedia Artist Brad Necyk

  *SHAUN CRAWFORD: According to your artist statement, "Illness is a vital meaning-making event." This is a powerful comment but notably doesn't carry any kind of value - no positive...

• Being Artful: An Interview with Multimedia Artist Brad Necyk

  *SC: Your process involves immersing yourself in Canadian communities and with people experiencing illness. What Canadian communities have your collaborations taken you to and what have you taken with...

• The Monsters Are Due in Calgary: RED LETTER DAY and the Suburban Gothic

  In wresting the Gothic away from medieval crypts and castles and anchoring it in the everyday (and frequently – as in Red Letter Day – the daylight), the...

• George Kowalik

  *George Kowalik* is a student at King's College London, in the first year of an English Research PhD. He is a freelance arts writer who has had work published on...

• Editor's Note

  It is fitting that the 20th issue of Luma Quarterly is comprised of articles all about Alberta: mainstream films shot here, the innovative distribution of media art in Edmonton, an exhibition...

• Serenity, Destruction & Inauthenticity: The Transformation of Alberta in BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN and THE REVENANT

  The cinematic trick of using shooting locations as stand-ins for other places has been a historically popular one. Getting spectators to forget the setting ever used to be Alberta...