Paula J. Massood: The Spike Lee Reader Lubaina HimidTemple University Press, 2008, softcover, 312 pages, 15. 2 x 22. 8 cm The Spike Lee Reader is a necessary addition to the library of researchers and scholars in film and cultural studies. It is also a theoretically rich, interdisciplinary text that will be of use for upper division undergraduate and graduate courses on film, popular culture, and Ethnic Studies."
the first lockdown
She creates collages from found material
As a pioneer of the French New Wave
she did not want to write a navel-gazing autobiography
Jonathan P
robots and sex are at the heart of Eduardo Paolozzi's work for the innovative British literary magazine Ambit
the sign in Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times (1936) that reads ‘this is a moving stairway’
the Venice Biennale
some in The Believer
it focuses on words: what we see
or all three
Rasmus Søndergaard Johannsen