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Intermedias Review

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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Posted in: Essay

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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Posted in: Essay

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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Posted in: Essay

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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Posted in: Essay

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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