Jessica.Boyall

Researches & Writes on Film and Art. AHRC @TECHNEDTP funded PhD @RhulMediaArts || Words in the @Guardian @NewLeftReview @thirdtext_ @mubi @artukdotorg etc.

[Jessica.Boyall @JessicaBoyall1]

Delighted to screen @SoundArtHannah's [voices surface]: An Audio Documentary about Accessing Handsworth Songs (2023) @RhulMediaArts (Senate House) on Tue 18 March w. panelists @SoundArtHannah @CJNwonka @elaineljoseph + @sarahkatehayden
Plz RSVP: [email protected]

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@diddykeats huge congratulations Molly !

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A huge pleasure + honour speaking to Imruh Bakari about his film Mark of The Hand (1987), Aubrey Williams, and Ceddo Film and Video Workshop. Thank you to @tankmagazine for the invite + @October_Gallery for introducing me to Aubrey's work in the first place!

[TANK @tankmagazine]

Director Imruh Bakari and writer @JessicaBoyall1 discuss Bakari's film Mark of the Hand and the legacy of its subject, the Guyanese painter Aubrey Williams

https://t.co/RuYQs71JmZ

[Clive Chijioke Nwonka @CJNwonka]

Fabulous feature in @guardian on the ‘People Make Television’ exhibition opening this wknd at @Raven__Row Was a pleas to contribute with a new essay on Open Door and Black community programming for the exhibition publication. A fantastic archive of work .https://t.co/hR8iChrN7G

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@JosieKane @DrCMRoberts @HistoryofDesign congratulations @DrCMRoberts can’t wait to read :))

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Last days of Bo Wang at LUX

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@HKW_Berlin :))

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Last few days of excellent show at HKW - No Master Territories. Especially enjoyed Trinh T. Minh-ha’s “What About China?” (2022)

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Happy to be presenting at Visible Evidence today in Gdansk

[Dan Hancox @danhancox]

When people ask me about the state of clubs and music subcultures in London, in the face of the whirlwind of turbo-gentrification we've seen in the last 20 years, one of very few bright sparks I always point to is @OrmsideProjects in Bermondsey

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

Top 10 of this year's most read pieces — no.3: @JessicaBoyall1 on the logbook art of 19th-century whalers: https://t.co/DJgbUSuWzd

(See the full Top 10 here: https://t.co/BHRsJ3pQe9)

[Operation Black Vote @OpBlackVote]

"The new clause [Clause 9] would remove the need for notification altogether in a range of circumstances. It would also appear to be capable of being applied retrospectively..."

Dangerous beyond belief.

https://t.co/7DjJEQUYJM

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For @thirdtext_ I reviewed the @RitaKeeganAP exhibition at the South London Gallery (@SLG_artupdates). Very grateful to Rita for speaking to me, to @GoldsmithsPress for providing a copy of the brilliant Mirror Reflecting Darkly and to @richardxdyer for publishing...

[Third Text Journal @thirdtext_]

An important survey exhibition of Rita Keegan's work at the South London Gallery, reviewed for THIRD TEXT's ONLINE journal by Jessica Boyall
https://t.co/FZcfNatIe4

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Nice to be included in this @Criterion piece on Vogel

[The Daily @CriterionDaily]

#AmosVogel100

https://t.co/Pnv34ddEen

[DOC NYC @DOCNYCfest]

MONDAY MEMO (@Rectangular_Eye's 300th!): 42nd @newsemmys winners, LGBTQ+ doc @IamSamuelFilm banned in Kenya, @rjcutler to receive @CriticsChoice Pennebaker Honor, @opendoclab introduces fall fellows, @JessicaBoyall1 revisits 'Film as Subversive Art' & more https://t.co/VFi9nL3rMC

[Film Dialogue @filmdialogueone]

On the occasion of @TheNYFF's #NYFF59 retrospective, @JessicaBoyall1 looks back at the influential work of film programmer, critic, and educator Amos Vogel, founder of Cinema 16 and author of "Film as a Subversive Art." @NotebookMUBI https://t.co/cfmpnfn1EK

[Michael Loebenstein @m_loebenstein]

@NotebookMUBI @TheNYFF @JessicaBoyall1 A great read Jessica -- and wonderful to see how in 2021 #AmosVogel legacy lives on in writing and programming.
Check out @filmmuseumwien tribute in our ongoing "Amos Vogel Atlas" series and our upcoming Viennale show https://t.co/L7sUs3amzC

[Jessica.Boyall @JessicaBoyall1]

For @NotebookMUBI I wrote on Amos Vogel on the occasion of @TheNYFF retrospective. Also taking this as a chance to recommend the newly-revised Film as a Subversive Art @TheFilmDesk @htshell which is amazing...

[Notebook @mubinotebook]

On the occasion of @TheNYFF's #NYFF59 retrospective, @JessicaBoyall1 looks back at the influential work of film programmer, critic, and educator Amos Vogel, founder of Cinema 16 and author of "Film as a Subversive Art." https://t.co/31ZRwsG967

[MUBI @mubi]

@JessicaBoyall1 @NotebookMUBI Over on @NTSlive, listen to a special 2-hour set featuring James Baldwin’s favourite jazz records ⟶ https://t.co/FmdUcO33Oj

[MUBI @mubi]

"[James] Baldwin’s characteristic tenacity finds its way into MEETING THE MAN and, when combined with [Terence] Dixon’s dogged insistence on his own artistic vision, the result is a palpable tension..." writes @jessicaboyall1 for @NotebookMUBI:https://t.co/6EY5TqtzRf