Reading Aloud: What Is Power? by Fred Dewey
The late Fred Dewey’s essay “What Is Power?” rendered on film becomes something like a Greek chorus of very different voices, rising to affirm what we find hardest to believe at this moment: that power does not in fact reside among the powerful but is always there for we, the people, to reclaim. This film […]
Lost in Gainesville
Hector was 8 when his father brought him from Mexico to Gainesville, North Georgia, in the heart of the American south. Olga was 12 when her father swam the Rio Grande with her on his back. Thomas was 16 when his mother put him on a bus alone, with a bag of tacos for the […]
Glaukopis against Weltschmerz and Ersatz
The film is an Amphoteric Poem constructed as a negentropic equation with 4 variables, an anarcha-urbanist cinesymphony in 4 movements: 1. Animation – stages of the design of a communal garden. First presented at the 15th Venice Biennale of Architecture 2. An investigation of color and its use in urban planning. 35mm photography. 3. Permutations […]