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Film
fromFilmmaker Magazine
5 months ago

Interview: Connor Sen Warnick on "Characters Disappearing"

Characters Disappearing juxtaposes 1970s Chinatown radicalism and a spiritual quest through patient, ambiguous, grainy visuals that blur past and present.
fromThe Nation
6 months ago

Can Revolution Survive in the 21st Century?

Over a decade ago, the crushing of the Arab Spring proved how the tools of the digital age, from smartphones to social media, could be weaponized against the very people many hoped they would uplift. Today, Israel's ability to livestream genocide for the world to see without facing any serious repercussions is showing us how easy it is for us to be collectively lulled into complacency, deterred by disinformation, and neutralized by surveillance.
World politics
fromThe Washington Post
7 months ago

His camera captured Che, a famous black eye and 1960s Mexico City

Rodrigo Moya, who died July 30 at 91, was one of Mexico's most versatile and renowned photojournalists, capturing vulnerable moments of celebrities and public figures.
Photography
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