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• Warp/Weft/Wept

  A three-part digital drapery study, Jasmin’s review of the word felt—as in haptic and emotive, tactile and affective—echoes triptych tradition. With what seem to be details of hair, oil...

• A Failed Poet

  He was, by all accounts, an astounding polymath of a man. Passing him on the street, however, you might have mistaken him for a drifter: his teeth were...

• A Failed Poet

  Frampton had a fraught relationship with the parts of the world that wanted him to be the person he was in the photograph in (nostalgia): the bookish, buttoned-down “leering”...

• A Failed Poet

  But for all (or perhaps because of) its genius, Frampton’s work could be hard to sit through, especially in a public theatre setting. Somewhat like how the best...

• Our Lexicon of Dark Corners to Light Up is Always Expanding

  LUMA: This might be a good opportunity to speak about your current residency at Falaise Park Field House, which continues through 2017. IRIS: The Fieldhouse residency has really allowed...

• Our Lexicon of Dark Corners to Light Up is Always Expanding

  IRIS: Celluloid does carry a certain element of community in that it is a way of gathering a group of people together to experience something collectively—the analog aspect...

• Reclaiming the North

  And yet, some seventy-five to ninety percent of all Canadians live within one hundred miles of the American border, and even fewer have ventured to the northernmost regions. In...

• A Revolution (Briefly) Embodied

  For many in the Canadian South, there is Atanarjuat and then there is everything that came before: a pliable history whose key players are Robert Flaherty, the National Film Board and local broadcasting societies....

• By A Shift Of Distance

  Stylistically, Robert Altman is renowned for ensemble casts, resisting the bounds of any one genre and for a constantly moving camera that plays venue to evolving worlds, lengthy dialogues...