Director Kelly Reichardt won me over with “Wendy and Lucy.” In “Meek’s Cutoff” she pairs up with the writer of “Wendy and Lucy”, Jonathan Raymond to create a script that’s based on letters and journal entries of women traveling down the Oregon trail in the mid-1800′s. A kind of Western from a woman’s perspective. It … Continue reading
Photos taken from Édouard Levé’s “L’Amérique“ and text from his fragment, When I Look at a Strawberry, I Think of a Tongue (rearranged) There are times in my life when I overuse the phrase “it all sounds pretty complicated.” I wonder how the obese make love. Sometimes I realize that what I’m in the middle … Continue reading
On the day-to-day level of the civil registry office in Russia, major life events resemble a comedy of errors. From the disgruntled couple who change their mind about a divorce right before signing the divorce papers, to a wedding ceremony of a beaming bride and a saliva queasy groom. Alina Rudnitskaya’s Civil Status looks at … Continue reading
Close to the intersection of Ideal Way and Little Hope road in Charlotte, NC –That was a hard turn to make. The basic food groups. It’s always raining in Louisville An umbrella in TN on its way to the woods. It kept skipping away every time I took a picture. Three meals a day. Cracker … Continue reading