Tag: Film/Video
Ilana Löwy , January 29th, 2021
Cover Arrowsmith, Pocket Books, 1944 Edition Sinclair Lewis’s novel Arrowsmith, published in 1925 to critical and public acclaim (the book was awarded the Pulitzer prize, although Lewis refus…
Cinzia Greco , March 15th, 2019
We know that illness can be narrated but can it be shown? Feminist artists have been amongst the first to show the sick female body. Jo Spence used…
Thierry Jutel , July 18th, 2017
In the paragraphs which follow, we will be discussing the ways in which two pieces of speculative fiction, the science fiction film Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home,…
Denielle Elliott , October 11th, 2016
Mom and Me *Film Screening and Discussion with Director Lena Macdonald**Introduced by Dr. Lilia Topouzova, 2014-15 Visiting Scholar, Centre for Feminist Research* *Tuesday, October 25, 2016* *12:…
CIE co-curator , December 5th, 2015
Ari Akkermans gives an account of the 2011 video-installation “Heure de Paris: Separation” by Barış Doğrusöz, “where the artist combines televisual footage from French and Turkish news reports…
CIE co-curator , September 5th, 2015
Milena Droumeva is a mobile media practitioner and ethnographer. For her, “sensory postcards are a form of multimodal inquiry that engage sensory ethnography as an access point into…
CIE co-curator , September 2nd, 2015
Heilika Pikkov’s documentary, Flowers from the Mount of Olives (2013), is a great inspiration to ethnographers. It focuses on the life of an elderly Estonian nun, Mother Ksenya,…