In relation to place, belief, culture, & identity
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BY Kristen Hutchinson
BY Kyle Whitehead
The tensions between religious and genealogical bonds are reconciled through filmmaker Jeremy Moss' experimental film.
BY Suzette Chan
Passive media consumption habits are directly challenged through the DIS Collective’s installation THUMBS THAT TYPE AND SWIPE.
An impassioned look at the mainstream media's appropriation of trans individuals in the installation A THOUSAND CUTS and it's censorship by Arts Commons.
BY Jacob Bews
The uncanny underpinnings of stop-motion animation serve as a catalyst for Jake Bews’ analysis of childhood fantasies in Jan Svankmajer’s 1988 film ALICE.
BY Carlin Brown
Water connects nostalgic memories between the Bow River and the Dead Sea in this poetic rumination on Polina Teif’s film EULOGY FOR THE DEAD SEA and her Wreck City documentary and residency.
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