On an October night in 2021, viewers at the New York independent cinema venue Light Industry were immersed in scenes of street protests that had taken place in Hong Kong. Two films from…
The Chinese artist finds queer, socialist possibilities among ferns and herbs.
The institutional mishandling of the German quinquennial lays bare distinctions between representational and material advocacy.
With a hand-held camera, Miko Revereza captured a journey by rail across the country—a meditation on slow cinema and train films as much as immigration.
In her videos installations, Su explores how digital maps are changing the way we understand space.
Inventive challenges to communication hierarchies run through Liza Sylvestre's work, recently surveyed in the artist's first museum solo exhibition, "Third Space," at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo…
"Between Bodies" contends with the influence of our existence on other human and nonhuman entities, as codependent entanglement or as catastrophic consequence.
A Seattle-based writer and artist, Storme Webber is a descendant of Sugpiaq (Alutiiq), black, and Choctaw people, from a family that counts queer or Two-Spirit (third-gender) members in many…
Renowned for its progressivism and quaint urbanity, the City of Roses is also the whitest large city in the United States, and Oregon has the highest Klan membership per capita of any state.