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Issue 7 contributor Kembrew Mcleod’s documentary COPYRIGHT CRIMINALS premieres Tuesday, January 19 on PBS’s Independent Lens!
Also check out Mcleod’s alter ego Robo Professor who just finished a dance music video about digital sampling and copyright law, with an interactive component. Here’s the website: http://www.robotainment.net/musicvideo.
From issue 7 contributor Jen Hofer: Visual artist Hillary Mushkin and I collaborated on Precipitation, an animated video that is part of the Oog series, an online multimedia opinion feature for the nationally distributed Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant. It can be viewed this week here. After that it will be in the archives. An image from the piece is above, along with another example of Hillary’s superb work, from a new untitled series of drawings featuring cute kids and gilded neoclassical symbols of power. You’ll find more of Hillary’s images on her website, and in the near future another of our collaborative projects will be published in the journal area sneaks, edited by Rita Gonzalez and Joseph Mosconi.
Also, Poet and translator Sawako Nakayasu and I collaborated on a cross-continental text translation titled Or Mountains Or Mountains. Please visit the work, beautifully designed and hosted by Jessica Bozek and Eli Queen. More of Sawako’s fantastic work can be found on her website.
Congratulations!
Eula Biss’s new collection of essays Notes from No Man’s Land was recently published by Graywolf press. “Nobody Knows Your Name,” an essay from the collection, is proudly published in MAKE issue 7.
In addition, there’s an excerpt from the book in the most recent Harper’s and a fine article by Jonathan Messinger about Eula and her book in the current Time Out Chicago.
