by Thomas Friel | Sep 5, 2012 | Blog, Review
You’ve never heard of Judith Louise Marone, an employee of a Kroger Grocery Store in her early sixties, but then, she had never heard of Joseph Pablo Sobel until meeting him in the magazine aisle. Starting from a quick video of her in front of the magazines as she...
by Jesse Malmed | Jul 17, 2012 | Blog
Julie Perini is endlessly curious. Her practice revolves around moving images, but utilizes a full quiver of strategies toward an equally far-ranging set of goals. The work–like Julie herself–is smart and funny, willing to try new things and thoughtfully...
by Guest | Nov 1, 2011 | Blog
Portland filmmakers, educators, programmers and film advocates Alain LeTourneau and Pam Minty are in the midst of a Midwest and east coast tour with their avant-doc Empty Quarter. The work is a decade in the making but even beyond that knowledge there is something...
by Christopher Hudgens | Jun 20, 2011 | Podcast
http://traffic.libsyn.com/badatsports/Bad_at_Sports_Episode_303-Yael_Bartana.mp3 download This week: Bad at Sports humbly presents Yael Bartana. We speak about her film work, identity struggles, the history of war and power, and just how an Israeli comes to represent...
by Meg Onli | Feb 14, 2011 | Blog
At first, C. Scott Willis’ latest film “The Woodmans†appears to be a film documenting Francesca Woodman, who at the age of 22 took her own life and left behind a body of exquisite photographs. Instead, it is a rare portrait of an artist family, all of which...
