Exile and Post-Colonialism: Miryam Charles’ “Cette Maison” as a Cinematic Exploration
Miryam Charles deals with the intricacies of loss, grief, hope and memory in her debut feature film 'Cette Maison', world premiered at Berlinale 2022.
Alejandra Espinosa
Contributions by Alejandra Espinosa
Sam Tompkins: An Intimate Dive into His New Album ‘Who Do You Pray To?
A day before the release of 'Who do you pray to?', we sat with Sam Tompkins and dove into the feelings and personal experiences that came together in this project.
How Ana Mendieta’s Body-Earth Feminised Land Art
Ana Mendieta' earth-body sculptures, as opposed to land artists' pieces, were ephemeral and fragile, almost absent, and they embraced narratives of violence against women and displacement.
Finding Authentic Multiplicity in the Film Series of ‘Jump Cut’
Jump Cut, a series of six episodes curated by Dana Gingras of Animals of Distinction, and recently exhibited at the CTM Festival in Berlin, addresses the relation between space and body, or as Gingras mentions, “bodies that inhabit spaces, and spaces that inhabit bodies.”
Alejandra Espinosa
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