More, More: Desire, Autonomy, and the Feminine in Nosferatu
Historically, vampire narratives framed women’s bodies as sites of consumption, objects to be taken or possessed. But what happens when women choose to give themselves, without being coerced or conditioned? Robert Eggers’s latest adaptation of Nosferatu shows us how that this choice becomes a radical act of love, autonomy and a powerful display of agency.
America’s Student Protests Are Part of a Far Larger Anti-War Movement
The student intifada is under attack because it expose the power structure, and attempting to silence it will only fuel it.
All art is fundamentally at least a bit political, make with that what you will
In a world where each brushstroke can be a powerful act of defiance, I find that "l'art pour l'art" rings hollow. We live in radical times, and our art should take a radical stance the same way we are.
Decolonization is not a Metaphor: Stop Seeing Things in a Vacuum. Free Palestine.
Last Saturday, Palestinian group Hamas launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood inside Israel. Surely enough, this is what oppressed fighting the oppressor looks like – and no one else gets to dictate how the fight for liberation is executed.
Art on Display
Freedom of speech is not a neutral concept, untainted by societal prejudice. Though the condition is not ideal, restrictions may birth creativity beyond...
Who are you creating for?
In the golden age of content creation, monetizing your hobbies comes at the cost of your artistic freedom. When the main objective becomes profit, creativity is constrained by paradigms of…