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• Submissions

  Luma accepts pitches and previously unpublished finished works that aim to expand critical dialogue about media art and film. Submission formats can include, but are not limited to: critical...

• Editor's Note

  I was recently left dead inside by “Longform Journalism in the Digital Age,” a panel discussion held at the Banff Centre a few weeks ago boasting the Online...

• Ektoplasm-o-vision! with Guy Maddin

  Over the last five years, Maddin has obsessed over remaking lost and unrealized films from cinema’s early decades, a period from which only a small fraction of films...

• 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...

• Özgün Eylül İşcen

  Özgün Eylül İşcen is a 3rd year PhD student in Computational Media, Arts and Cultures at Duke University. Her interest in new media theory and practice is situated...

• Neil Surkan

  Neil Surkan’s debut poetry collection, On High, is forthcoming from McGill-Queen’s University Press (Fall, 2018). His chapbook, Super, Natural, was published by Anstruther Press (March, 2017). His most recent poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Fiddlehead, EVENT, and CAROUSEL, among others. He lives in...

• Kaylin Obst

  Kaylin Obst graduated from the University of Calgary’s Art Department in 2014, where she focused her studies on printmaking and sculpture. Her Holga 135 work—which began as a side-practice—explores...

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

  LUMA: The details of the individual collective members aren’t currently available on your website. Can you speak to your decision to present Iris as a discrete entity (at least...

• 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”...