New Artist Focus: Amy Charlesworth on Kathryn Elkin
The public-private relation, its history within feminist politics and its expanded function beyond the 1970s moment with which it has become synonymous, is prodded and
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The public-private relation, its history within feminist politics and its expanded function beyond the 1970s moment with which it has become synonymous, is prodded and
The stories circulate in many families, especially those with some connection to wildness, edges, ancient lonely places. You may have your own, but here is
This written exchange is a substitute for a Q&A what could not take place when I was prevented from attending Sophio Medoidze’s screening at Peckhamplex
While Sandra Lahire (1950-2001) is best known for her live action films, prior to 1986 she was working primarily with animation. These early works have
Laida Lertxundi’s new film WORDS, PLANETS (presented as a three-channel installation at LUX until 7 July 2018) borrows words from R.D. Laing and Lucy Lippard
“This is about a living surrealism. Pretend you are dreaming. Everything is a blur. The scenes move from one into the other but for no
ERASE AND FORGET, released by LUX on 2 March 2018, is the provocative new documentary from filmmaker and cultural activist Andrea Luka Zimmerman. It explores
Much queer cultural production in 1970s Spain, whether in comics, literature, music, or film, developed under the rubric of the “underground,” a label that is
Her movements are already punctuated by the movement of the camera, her pace, her time, her rhythm. (Cha, 1982, p.100[1]) Rehana Zaman’s Tell
In a publication for her 2013 video Shrugging Offing, within a text shamelessly titled ‘Bratty Bratty Brat Brat’, Lucy Clout describes the power of ‘NO’
The nude has long been a litmus test for the artist. But the nude was never a human body; it was always symbolic or allegorical,
In 1994, an episode of the BBC television documentary strand Arena focused on the queer English filmmaker Derek Jarman. It served as the premiere of
sometimes I find myself wondering if the castle is a castle at all a place apart, or merely the castle that every snail must carry
German writer Martin Arz recently initiated a project to memorialize Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Freddie Mercury with a decorated pissoir on Holzplatz in the Glockenbachviertel
Et maintenant par la grâce de l’imaginaire, bon voyage! – Guy Hocquenghem, Le Gay Voyage Picture a scene: young sportsmen at the end of a
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