Maria Garcia is a New York City-based film critic, and the author of Cinematic Quests for Identity: The Hero’s Encounter with the Beast (Rowman & Littlefield, 2015). She is also a regular contributor to Cineaste, America’s leading magazine on the art and politics of the cinema.
Founded in 1967, Cineaste is today widely regarded as one of the most important film quarterlies published anywhere in the world. The journal’s unique editorial focus is reflected in the in-depth nature of … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is thrilled to be celebrating World Digital Preservation Day once again this year alongside the community of data creator, curators and consumers.
The theme of this year’s event, organised by the Digital Preservation Coalition, is ‘Data For All, For Good, Forever’. With that in mind, we are focussing on some of Exact Editions’ significant events over the past year that have enabled publishers and libraries to improve access to their … Keep Reading
The Poetry London archive is now complete with the addition of its very earliest issues that were produced in its previous incarnation as the Poetry London Newsletter.
This project was a collaboration between Poetry London, the National Poetry Library, and Goldsmiths, University of London. Individual and institutional subscribers can now browse, read and search digital issues stretching back to 1988 across web, iOS and Android devices at the touch of a button.
Adam Bingham is a film lecturer and writer. His expertise is in Japanese film and his book Contemporary Japanese Cinema Since Hana-B was published in 2015 by Edinburgh University Press. He is also regular contributor to publications such as Cineaste, CineAction, Asian Cinema and others.
Founded in 1967, Cineaste is today widely regarded as one of the most important film quarterlies published anywhere in the world. The journal’s unique editorial focus is reflected in the in-depth … Keep Reading
In today’s #MeetTheContributor series, we’re interviewing writer, poet and artist Khairani Barokka.
She is a practice-based researcher, whose work centres disability justice as anti-colonial praxis. Among her honours, she was the first non-British Associate Artist at the UK’s National Centre for Writing, and an NYU Tisch Departmental Fellow, and is currently UK Associate Artist at Delfina Foundation and Research Fellow at University of the Arts London. She was also Modern Poetry in Translation (MPT)’s Inaugural Poet-in-Residence and … Keep Reading
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