My article on queer form in Chantal Akerman’s Les Rendez-vous d’Anna is finally available in the spring issue of ASAP/Journal. I hope everyone enjoys reading a reinterpretation of Akerman’s work as much as I enjoyed writing about it ❤️
Madeline Ullrich: “...reinterpreting Akerman’s films as queer serves...as mode through which to reimagine Akerman’s attention to temporality, space, and omission, as aesthetic threads running through a larger genealogy...” See Issue 5.2 of ASAP/Journal! https://t.co/xXIROJjXfD
Earlier this afternoon, I had the pleasure of talking TV, cable cutting and appointment viewing w/ @evandawson@ItsOnly1Deprina and Todd Sodano on @WXXIrochester public radio! Such a fun discussion — check it out!: https://t.co/GTxHvmDAcF
Check out the latest issue of @IVCjournal on the Aesthetics of Idleness! I had the wonderful opportunity to interview film scholar Jean Ma for the issue; check it out below, along with the other amazing essays and artworks within the issue!
Concluding the issue, we present "The Somnophile’s Guide to Cinema: An Interview with Jean Ma" conducted by current and former IVC editors Amanda (Xiao) Ju, @cinemapatrick, and @madds_ullrich.
https://t.co/OXdrtab0TL
I wrote a review of @ehl’s Her Stories for the latest issue of View. An amazing text for any television studies scholar; it has been incredibly influential to my own project. I feel lucky that I got to bury myself in this book for a couple of weeks! https://t.co/aQFoixtf4c
Hauling mulch at a plant nursery when I was 16. Hated it at the time but now consider it a key and early origin point of my lesbian consciousness. As well as for my love of plants.
Retweeting bc I return to this article on a regular basis as I write my diss. Extra grateful for @dan_sinykin’s & @LKonstan’s extensive editing work. This piece will always be special to me for helping me become a slightly better writer & historian; in short, it kicked my ass.
@aladyofchance I feel like the new-ish FX series Mrs. America has a lot of television content at the heart of it, but the 5th episode with the televised debate between Brenda Feigen & Phyllis Schlafly comes to mind! Also series like Murphy Brown & Mary Tyler Moore take place in TV stations