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Toon of the month: Paradise Awaits
Tomek Ducki’s music video for Zhu shows us analogue desire in a digital age, says Chris Robinson.
Tuesday 11 August 2015 -
Chris Robinson introduces Steven Subotnick’s poetic-comic vision of hog heaven.
Monday 13 July 2015 -
Archives online: Chapel Hill, N.C. plays itself
See 1939 black North Carolinians as they saw themselves! Thirza Wakefield probes the faces filmed by H. Lee Waters, the Mitchell and Kenyon of his time and place.
Tuesday 7 July 2015 -
Ainslie Henderson’s music video for James throws itself into the fray, says Chris Robinson.
Thursday 4 June 2015 -
Modern tyranny comes to a not-so-long-ago Philippine village in Lav Diaz’s latest extensive historical tragedy, now making its UK premiere on subscription VoD, says Adam Nayman.
Tuesday 12 May 2015 -
Archives online: Bedridden belles
These two alfresco minutes from an oddball 1935 home movie in the University of South Carolina’s archives presage Southern Gothic’s long lineage of female immobility, says Thirza Wakefield.
Sunday 10 May 2015 -
Archives online: Robbed at gun-camera point?
War bomber footage is nothing new, as this public-domain gun-camera scrapbook from the Pacific War goes to prove. But with its abstruseness veering to the abstract, does it lend us an alternative approach to the uncanny in conflict, asks Thirza Wakefield?
Sunday 12 April 2015 -
Andreas Hykade’s pithy two-tone line fable takes the high road, finds it’s the low road, says Chris Robinson.
Saturday 11 April 2015 -
Reanimation: Caleb Wood pays tribute to those felled on the byway, says Chris Robinson.
Thursday 5 March 2015 -
Go tell it in the fog: James Baldwin in San Francisco, 1963
For our archives online column, Thirza Wakefield uncovers a public TV documentary that records (and decries) the state of racism in San Francisco, 1963, with James Baldwin and more.
Sunday 15 February 2015
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