New issue of Cultural Critique journal (124) is live!!! 📚 muse.jhu.edu/issue/52471

Articles on Black feminism, decolonial traveling, new materialism, archival undoing, Hamlet's utterance, Atwood/Butler's silences AND book reviews by Cat Dad, Ph.D., Ervin Malakaj, & Matt Waggoner!

On the last day of the #NECS2024 in #Izmir , Deniz Göktürk is going to give a speech on ‘Frame Adjustments in Times of Extinction.

My essay 'The Afterlife of an Optical Device, or Making the Lantern Kosher' is now openly accessible in this wonderful volume; it is truly an honor to be featured in it alongside brilliant texts by such a stellar group of scholars!

“What do we, as feminists, need right now—from cinema, from archives, from our communities?' ask Guest Editors Maggie Hennefeld & Laura Horak in Feminist Media Histories's 10th anniversary issue. ucpress.edu/blog/65482/why… via University of California Press

'Technics: Media in the Digital Age' ed. by Nicholas Baer & Annie van den Oever is available #OpenAccess

'Technics' rethinks technology for the digital era, with cutting-edge theoretical, historiographical and methodological interventions.
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Julian Hanich on the experience of natural beauty in film F-P 28.2 #filmphilosophy euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

We just had two days packed with enlightening talks and rich discussions about new ways to interpret Weimar Culture. Lots to think about!

A great time in Utrecht at this conference! So much to think about after all of the inspiring papers! Thank you to the organisers for bringing us all together!

This has been really great! Thanks for bringing this group together

wonderful celebration of Annie van den Oever's retirement from the University of Groningen and the publication of our open-access volume, Technics: Media in the Digital Age

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So excited to be part of this conference today and tomorrow Utrecht University. Looking forward to great people's papers! provincializingweimar.wordpress.com

What a moving day celebrating phenomenal Professor Annie van den Oever retiring from the University of Groningen!
The launch of her new book with co-editor nicholas baer aup.nl/en/book/978904… (Open Access) Amsterdam Univ Press and other stellar film scholars present was wonderful.

thanks for the shoutout The Daily!! so many gems in the April Books round-up, including nicholas baer's new TECHNICS vol & tour-de-force HISTORICAL TURNS!! 📚🎞️ criterion.com/current/posts/…

Books! The Los Angeles Times top 50, a Gagosian & Film supplement, plus Ozu, Kubrick, Akerman, Fanon, Candida Royalle … criterion.com/current/posts/…

This volume looks fantastic, and it has one of my favorite essays, in which @YijunSun3 & Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan present 'a carrier bag theory of media' and make us think about the role of the vacuum tube and carrying techniques in media studies

Very happy to have made a small contribution to this monumental volume! Open Access at OAPEN and purchasable from Amsterdam Univ Press!

Serge Daney and Queer Cinephilia, a collection edited by Pierre Eugène, Kate Ince, and Marc Siegel, is freely available from meson press — meson.press/books/serge-da…

Excited to be part of it! Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan and I contributed the chapter “Carried Away: The Carrier Bag Theory of Media,” where we discuss Le Guin, Simondon, Serres and Kittler within a carrier bag of media technics. Thanks to nicholas baer and Annie for making this happen!