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• About

  Mandate Luma is a quarterly online publication about independent film and media art published by the Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers and EMMEDIA Gallery & Production Society. Luma includes critical...

• 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  Luma accepts pitches and previously unpublished finished works that aim to expand critical dialogue about media art and film.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...

• Dan Olson

  *Dan Olson* is a Calgary based photographer, filmmaker, and educator. Alumni of SAIT’s film and video production program, he is a proud Albertan, and no matter how far he roams, always finds...

• 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...

• Reclaiming the North

  Gould’s interview subjects are, like himself, southerners who have, for some reason or another, temporarily journeyed to the North. The thread of thought that unifies these characters is a...

• Editor's Note

  "We were taught art history wrong." Allison Leigh[http://sirensongallery.academia.edu/AllisonLeigh/Talks], Postdoctoral Fellow at Cooper Union, stood up in a room full of the world’s most influential Media Art Historians and ethicists—a room built...

• A Revolution (Briefly) Embodied

  More direct is Roger Hart’s 1973 film Labrador North, produced as part of the National Film Board’s Challenge for Change/Société nouvelle project. Hart’s film was originally supposed to chronicle the...

• Mark David Turner

  *Mark David Turner* obtained his undergraduate degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland and continued his studies at the University of Toronto where he earned his MA and PhD. He...

• Jason Edward Lewis: The Indigenous Future Imaginary

  Jason Edward Lewis is a champion for better futures. In collaboration with his partner, Skawennati, he has spent the last fifteen years expanding the notion of the Indigenous Future Imaginary. Seeking...