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• Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW

  Ryan performed Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow for the M:ST (Mountain Standard Time) Performative Art Festival, a biennial event that coordinates collaborations between numerous art and performance organizations...

• Homo-Sighting: Consent & Refusal of Queer Performance in Ryan Danny Owen's LOVE ME LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW

  Jones has exhibited the unedited, soundless footage at numerous exhibitions across the world, including the 2008 Whitney Biennial. Rather than editing the footage, the impact of Jones’s showing the...

• The Sounds and Sights of Dance: Rosanna Terracciano's A QUIET FLAMENCO

  a quiet flamenco offers the audience an opportunity to reacquaint themselves with flamenco by presenting a different relationship between sound and dance. While flamenco is traditionally a cacophonous dance,...

• Editor's Note

  I have been listening to and really loving an amazing eight episode podcast about gender non-binary identities called NB from the BBC.¹Gender non-binary is “an umbrella term for people...

• How Real Do You Want Me To Be?: Kate Craig’s DELICATE ISSUE

  The soundtrack contains heavy breathing accompanied by the sound of a heartbeat. At times the heartbeat and breathing become slightly muffled by the microphone. In the initial shots of...

• Fostering Women and Filmmaking: 30 Years of Herland

  Herland is an organization that seeks to bring films by and about women to a larger audience. Originally a festival, Herland is now focused on advancing women's careers...

• Time Record: A Memoir of Teenage Cinephilia by VCR

  I first saw The Mephisto Waltz not on a commercial VHS tape, either rented or purchased, but as one taped off of broadcast television. I last saw it...

• Machine Language Protocol: Jeremy Shaw’s QUANTIFICATION TRILOGY

  The three short films in Vancouver-born, Berlin-based director Shaw’s Quantification Trilogy, Quickeners (2014), Liminals (2017), and I Can See Forever (2018), look like documentaries dating from the near to...

• A Lineage of Self: Vivek Shraya’s TRISHA

  In the third diptych in the series, Shraya’s mother is draped in a pink robe, her arms wrapped around a stuffed animal. Shraya’s recreation alters slightly, and therefore personalizes,...

• A Lineage of Self: Vivek Shraya’s TRISHA

  Trisha is an interesting space in this regard, given that Shraya enacts and cultivates subjectivity in complex ways. There are two immediate and visible subjects of Trisha: Shraya’s mother...