Every Situation Calls for Its Own Language: Gilberto Perez′s The Eloquent Screen

By Nicholas Forster

OCT 2019 | Film

The process of identification is at the heart of Gilberto Perez’s posthumously published book The Eloquent Screen: A Rhetoric of Film. Perez writes that audiences identify with more than characters, “we identify with an action, a situation, an emotion, a motive, an interest, a point of view, something the character represents.”

HOWARDENA PINDELL with Toby Kamps

JUL-AUG 2019 | Art

A painter and mixed-media and video artist with a unique, bifurcated practice, Howardena Pindell makes both sumptuous process-driven abstract works and pull-no-punches issue-based works that call out racism, sexism, and other injustices.

ALIZA NISENBAUM with Yasi Alipour

SEPT 2019 | Art

What I’m most engaged with is the process of my work; meeting new people, seeing if we can be open to each other, losing control then regaining control, and making an image somehow from the different situations I’m placed in.

Expropriate Everything

By Jacob Blumenfeld

JUL-AUG 2019 | Field Notes

The force behind these trends is the growing centrality of urban real estate to capital’s global growth strategy. Through this process, the price of land becomes a central economic determinate and a dominant political issue.