Justin Santora’s ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’ Poster
The 2006 documentary ‘An Inconvenient Truth‘ put former Vice President Al Gore‘s campaign to spread the word on global warming onto the big Read more
Film
‘Under the Skin’ by Guillermo Berdugo
Seville, Spain’s La Galería Roja regularly hosts workshops taught by a stream of incredible artists like Guim Tió, Adrian Smith, and Paula Bonet. Recent instructor Tomer Read more
A Brief Look: ‘The Thing’ by Jock
In filmmaker John Carpenter‘s 1982 film ‘The Thing,’ a formless terror decimates the staff of a research lab working in the white dread of Read more
Interview: Victo Ngai talks Kieślowski’s ‘Red’
‘Red,’ the conclusion of Krystof Kieślowski‘s ‘Three Colors Trilogy’ ends the series solidifying the conceit that people are all connected, no matter the distance, physical Read more
Mad Duck Posters Presents: Jack Durieux’s ‘Rope’
Since arriving in cinemas in 1948, film academia has used Alfred Hitchcocks’ ‘Rope‘ as a lesson in editing, camera movements, and the vital role rehearsal Read more
ETDC’s Favorite Prints of 2016
The full breadth of 2016 is about to see its final hour. This list, a collection of ETDC’s favorite posters of the year, Read more
With Tender Beauty: Interview With Rory Kurtz
Illustrator Rory Kurtz imparts his work with a strain of tenderness and beauty that feels rare in modern editorial work. As big and major Read more
Interview: Victo Ngai talks Kieslowski’s ‘Blanc’
In 1994 Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kieślowski released ‘White,’ the second entry in his ‘Three Colors Trilogy.’ The film follows Karol Karol, a Polish hairdresser living Read more
MondoCon 2016: Fancy Posters, Movies, & Art
At the center wall of the Austin Film Society Theater, between elaborate booths of posters, pins, tee shirts, and original art stood a Read more
Interview: Victo Ngai talks Kieslowski’s ‘Bleu’
Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kieślowski was a steady observer of the everyday. The commonalities of living. He wrote of the pain of loss and joys of Read more