Trinity Art Show 2019: interviews
Conversations on inspiration and the public role of artists
Trinity Art Show 2019: interviews Read More »
Conversations on inspiration and the public role of artists
Trinity Art Show 2019: interviews Read More »
The first time I ever saw Howl’s Moving Castle, I was entranced. I must have been around 10 or 11, on a manic Studio Ghibli marathon in the middle of the night. I fell in love with the vivid colours and warm characters. I fell in love with this entire fantasy world filled with witches and portals and eclectic characters. Growing up,
Finding safety and confidence in childhood art Read More »
The theme of broken family runs deep through Asghar Farhadi’s movies, and Everybody Knows, his latest, carries on this motif in a grand, if not always plausible, way. This is a movie that begins with much happiness and celebration and ends in speculation and disbelief. That could make for a delicious little thriller, but somewhere
Review: Everybody Knows Read More »
A play on radical hope proves its resounding message
Towards youth and towards ourselves Read More »
Mapping narratives and journeys into the collective subconscious
Basma Alsharif at the MOCA Read More »
What a Twitch stream can teach us about activism
Donkey Kong says trans rights! Read More »
Content warning: HIV/AIDS, pornography, sex, unprotected sex James Allen Rideout Jr. died on October 10, 1988 from kidney failure due to substance abuse and AIDS. He was 22. Before he died, he starred in four very successful gay porn films under the name Kurt Marshall. *** My relationship with Marshall’s filmography begins down a Wikipedia hole. I am scrolling
Kurt Marshall and the ethics of masturbating to the pre-tragic Read More »
It’s my favourite movie and I’m not ashamed
Valentine’s Day (2010): finding beauty and brilliance in a so-called “bad” movie Read More »