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• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  The installation also included a list of all the documented trans people who have been murdered in the last two years.¹About including the list, Osborne said, “I wanted to...

• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  In their artist statement Osborne asserts, “the work confronts transgender cinematic tropes and the erasure of transgender people in mainstream media…A Thousand Cuts creates new meanings through a crescendo-like...

• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  A clip from an episode of the TV show Friends shows a woman performing on stage. The scene cuts to her son Chandler who says in an angry...

• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  Edmonton trans writer and artist Alexa Thompson discussed her reactions to A Thousand Cuts, “A lot of the examples played it for comedy. Either it's funny because men...

• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  This is not your average video mashup. Unlike more typical, easy viewing mashup compilations, the editing in A Thousand Cuts is purposefully not seamless and the supposed humour...

• B.G-Osborne's A THOUSAND CUTS: Misconceptions of Trans People in Popular Culture

  The New Gallery, who selected and exhibited the work, offered a number of accommodation options such as “the placement of a QR code in the vitrine allowing viewers...

• Editor's Note

  I have been thinking a lot lately about whose stories are being told, and even more importantly who gets to do the telling. Is it important who the...

• Broken Knobs and Glass Eyes: Jan Svankmajer's ALICE

  Calgary’s Giant Incandescent Resonating Animation Festival (GIRAF) screened Alice on November 23, 2018. A loose adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s 1865 literary classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Svankmajer’s film shares the...

• Broken Knobs and Glass Eyes: Jan Svankmajer's ALICE

  Svankmajer’s film is a free adaptation, opting to rely on visual nonsense rather than the original’s verbal nonsense. Carroll’s Alice strives to get home in the end, back to...

• Broken Knobs and Glass Eyes: Jan Svankmajer's ALICE

  Alice shares only a few aspects with the well-known 1951 Disney film adaptation, which also mixes in some of the characters from Carroll’s 1871 sequel Through the Looking-Glass, such...