Month: March 2012

Marc Shoul – Brakpan

Marc Shoul Brakpan Brakpan is a small town that lies on the East Rand of Gauteng, sandwiched between Boksburg, Benoni and Springs. A once-prosperous mining community, today there are pawnshops, roadhouses, mechanics, mini casinos and other day-to-day shops lining the two main roads that slice through the town. Brakpan is like going back in time; …

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Rian Dundon – Fringe Life: Negotiating Modernity in Chinas Provincial Grey Zones

Rian Dundon Fringe Life: Negotiating Modernity in Chinas Provincial Grey Zones [ EPF 2011 HONORABLE MENTION ] This project re-examines China’s shifting cultural norms, economic transitions, and socio-political changes from within the context of its marginalized interior regions. Moving beyond the urban-centric/scenic/iconic structures, which dominate the current visual record of China, it considers the cultural …

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Stacy Kranitz – The Other

Stacy Kranitz The Other My project engages with history, representation, biography, personal narrative, and otherness in the documentary tradition. Each year in Pennsylvania, 500 people come together to reenact the Battle of the Bulge. During the reenactment, I portray Leni Riefenstahl and behave with soldiers, as she would have. I am intrigued by the complex …

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Elena Perlino – A Sea of Light

Elena Perlino A Sea Of Light ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT Essay foreword by Machiel Botman “Let’s call it the yellow photograph for now: a street sign with half an arrow, a woman touching the sign and looking at where the arrow points. Behind it all a yellow sea of light, a colored landscape, cityscape that …

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