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Intermedias Review

Temporality and Fragility in Kristi Malakoff’s “Skull”

March 21, 2009 hudmoura

One of Kristi Malakoff’s current pieces at the Vancouver Art Gallery, entitled “Skull” brings together two opposing feelings, that of…

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Posted in: Essay

How Soon Is Now

March 18, 2009 hudmoura

“How Soon Is Now” is an exhibition that is happening now until May 3rd, 2009 at the Vancouver Art Gallery.…

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Posted in: Essay

Busting through Globalization: A Look at Adbusters One Flag Competition

March 16, 2009 hudmoura

Adbusters, a not-for-profit organization, describes itself as “a global network of culture jammers and creatives working to change the way…

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Posted in: Essay

The fascination between language and art in Ken Singer’s wall-canvas paintings

March 10, 2009 hudmoura

Ken Singer’s piece is an excerpt of text from the artist’s three years of work painted directly onto the gallery…

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Posted in: Essay

Inside the mind of Jacques Resch

March 4, 2009 hudmoura

A French surrealist artist born in 1945, Jacques Resch became a physics and chemistry teacher while painting and drawing on the side.…

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The B-boy Subculture: whenever they dance, wherever they are in the world

February 25, 2009 hudmoura

Benson Lee’s film Planet B-Boy (2007) follows the lives of various dance crews around the world and documents their experiences…

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The babel jungle

February 24, 2009 hudmoura

Walt Disney was a firm believer in utopias.  In all of his animated movies he strived to create lands that…

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Playing with Subtitles: An Examination of Image and Text

January 22, 2008 hudmoura

René Magritte’s The Treachery of Images (1928-1929) juxtaposes text and image in a way that draws attention to practices of…

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Six inches forward, five inches back

September 11, 2007 hudmoura

by Sandra Peredo Hedwig and the Angry Inch – a “rock‘n’roll fairytale” – began as a performance piece created by…

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Posted in: Film Festival, Film Review, Review Filed under: John Cameron Mitchell, Sandra Peredo

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